Sentence examples for earlier expiration from inspiring English sources

You stamp a much earlier expiration date on this type of art.

The Producers have always sought a full three-year deal with SAG, just as we negotiated with all the other Unions and Guilds, and have offered SAG a way to achieve an earlier expiration date without contributing to further labor uncertainty.

Obama held the same position against extending Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy prior to an earlier expiration date at the end of 2010, but ultimately agreed to an extension as part of a deal creating a payroll tax cut and extending unemployment insurance.

— all conspired to doom the original Dodge Challenger to an early expiration date.

On the revenue side of the ledger, early expiration dates, called sunsets, were written into the tax bill this year to hold down the official 10-year cost.

That all came to an abrupt end on Wednesday, as the team and the outfielder reached an agreement for the early expiration of his contract, granting him unrestricted free agency.

Although such views did not prevent the doctor from going on to accept a post at Oxford University, one he retained until his death at age 70, his contention that brainpower, creativity and innovation have an early expiration date was, unfortunately, widely accepted by others.

But his academic success would prove to have an early expiration date.

For example, you could say, "XYZ company was losing a lot of money because of early expiration of inventory.

Hepatopetal phase is preserved in atriopulmonary connection, which reflects the exclusion of atrial contribution to the venous circulation, whereas flow reversal is only visualised during early expiration in total cavopulmonary anastomosis.

At early expiration with EFC, flow is drastically reduced as compared with passive expiration (grey line).