Sentence examples for expiration both from inspiring English sources

If the stock closes below $145 at expiration, both options expire worthless and the premium is yours to keep.

This implies that key invalidation almost always coincides with signature expiration, both results of a neglected zone.

Under these conditions, the intratracheal pressure reflects the alveolar pressure and the respiratory compliance can be calculated as the change in the lung volume divided by the change in the intratracheal pressure between end-inspiration and end-expiration, both measured at zero flow.

A spiral thoracic CT scan, consisting of contiguous axial sections of 10 mm thickness, was performed from the apex to the diaphragm at end-expiration both before and 30 s (group 1; n = 7) or 15 min (group 2; n = 7) after injection of 80 ml contrast material.

This increase, which would come from the expiration of both the Bush tax cuts and the Obama stimulus, would follow a decade of little to no income growth for many people.

And with so many controversial budget cuts scheduled to occur at the end of the year, including military spending reductions and the expiration of both the payroll tax cut and the Bush tax cuts, jobless benefits have come to be viewed as a bargaining chip in negotiations over those and other items.

And even if we aren't likely to ever fundamentally alter the way we pay for Social Security, the holiday's expiration supplies both an immediate target of opportunity and a chance to think a little bigger about our options for taxation, and whether there might not be wiser ways to fund our safety net than the way we do today.

An arrow is placed on the screen at the location of an identifiable landmark at end expiration in both (A) transverse and (B) longitudinal views.

Triple witching casts a spell Trading could also be affected as tomorrow's expiration of both stock and index options and index futures contracts approaches.

A lame duck Congress would have two months after the 2012 election to stave off the expiration of both that tax policy and the super committee's "automatic" cuts.

In these patients, the attending physicians considered that hyperinflation or active expiration or both contributed to this increase.