Sentence examples for anticipated expire from inspiring English sources
By the end of 2005 mortality and loss to follow-up (defined as patients not seen in the clinic for more than 60 days after anticipated expire of individual drug supply) in the national cohort was 10% and 8%, respectively [ 13].
It could shrink still further if Brandy, the young star of "Moesha," decides to move on to more adult roles, and if, as anticipated, the Harvey show expires after the 13 episodes that have been ordered for next season.
But the actors in the printing industry anticipate shifts in the value chain when some key IP's expire to leverage economic advantage by formulating own materials or partnering with firms that have the capability to do so.
The contract between the league and the players union expires Sept. 15, and an owners' lockout of players is anticipated if a new deal is not reached by then.
"Now, we can already anticipate — we know what those who are opposed to letting the high-end tax cuts expire will say," Mr. Obama said at the White House.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority could say it's sorry for failing to anticipate the seriousness of the strike threat, for alienating the rank and file, for letting the contract expire in the Christmas season.
The company recently said it planned to borrow $225 million against its headquarters building on Eighth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, anticipating that it would not be able to renew a revolving line of credit that is set to expire in May.
Mr Obama anticipates bringing the deficit down to just over $500 billion by the end of his first term, thanks to moves to allow the Bush tax cuts to expire and other revenue raising options, including the taxing of carried interest.
