Sentence examples for cutoff hour from inspiring English sources

And Dzeko's name was talked about in a possible transfer to Juventus, and then right up to the cutoff hour on Friday as a possible make-weight if City mounted a bid for the Arsenal winger Theo Walcott.

In states with "blue laws" (laws restricting the hours during which alcoholic beverages can be sold) such as Ohio, where liquor cannot be sold after 10 p.m., and beer and wine can't be sold past 1 a.m., don't shop within 30 minutes of the cutoff hour, especially in large cities, or you will find yourself in a mad rush.

Avoid going to the store within one hour of opening, closing, or blue law cutoff hours whenever possible.

But he said raising the hour cutoff to 35 would anger some other groups of employers.

You can probably walk the entire thing and still make it within the six and a half hour cutoff.

Presumably, Crowder and the lawmakers supporting this bill put the cutoff at one hour to prevent someone who intentionally or accidentally kills a child from having time to cover up what happened.

However, time from triage and qualification for EGDT to appropriate antibiotic therapy was significantly associated with reduced mortality at the <1 hour cutoff point (odds ratio = 0.3 and 0.5, each P <0.03).

Following extensive exploratory analysis, we identified that a six hour cutoff increment appeared to make a difference in terms of survival, and so the variable for time from first sepsis-induced organ dysfunction to start of study drug was divided by six in order to determine if there were differences in outcome by six-hour intervals from onset of organ dysfunction to treatment.

And the incentive to reduce workers' hours may someday be found in the data, though according to the administration, fewer than 1 percent of employees have weekly hours slightly above the 30-hour cutoff, are employed by businesses affected by the employer mandate and do not already have health insurance.

Interestingly, the 6-hour cutoff reported here is consistent with the 7.5-hour interval before clotting observed by Samuelsson and colleagues [ 7].

The previous cutoff was six hours.