Sentence examples for cutoff two years from inspiring English sources
But in New York City, 21percentt of seniors scored in the 55-64 range, below the cutoff two years from now, compared with only 3percentt in the suburbs.
State Senator John Adler, who has a 6-year-old son, Andrew, has been leading a drive to lower the cutoff age by two years and the cutoff weight by 20 pounds.
In short, there appeared to be a cutoff at five years, such that those with responsibility time spans of less than five years felt they needed a manager with a responsibility time span of more than five years.
Two years was selected as cutoff because of the median OS of 22.8 months.
After failing to achieve a national qualifying standard his first two years, Machala surpassed the cutoff time in the 100-yard butterfly at a last-chance meet.
Then 28, she was only two years from Advanced Fertility Services' -- and most clinics' -- cutoff age of 30.
Fathers were, on average, two years older than mothers, and therefore 37 years was used as the paternal cutoff age.
The cutoff date also trips up the Federal Group, which received its online gambling license from the State of Tasmania more than two years ago, but went live 12 days too late.
Within two years, she had become a parent advocate with the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund and was organizing a statewide campaign to integrate the Richmond schools, traveling to Washington to press for the cutoff in money.
Prof Catherine Barnard, a European law expert at Cambridge University, told the Guardian the issue was how people would prove they had been living here ahead of a cutoff date, or for five years, if that is required.
