Sentence examples for expiration in which from inspiring English sources

Given his hopes that shares will gravitate toward $5 by expiration, in which case he retains the full $2.52 premium, the investor is selling volatility and looking for it to decline in the event that Citi's share price rises.

The E1 phase of breathing represents the "passive" stage of expiration in which chest wall and abdominal muscles are relatively quiescent.

The E2 phase can be associated with "active" expiration in which chest wall and abdominal muscles can exhibit an augmenting discharge [ 22, 26].

Often, products such as baby formula would sit in cleaning houses beyond their expiration date, in which case workers changed the dates stamped on the products.

A Career With an Expiration Date I know many women would dream of having my job -- being able to live comfortably working a few hours a day trying on clothes, but the reality is that it is a pretty unfulfilling job with a definite expiration date, in which you gain very few transferrable skills.

In March, he is set to start filming "Expiration," a movie in which he plays a poisoned hit man seeking an 11th-hour antidote to save his own life.

With OpenIDFA, there's built-in expiration which prevents data hoarding and long-term tracking – the very real privacy concerns Apple is presumably trying to address with its policy changes.

Also, a big source of supply for American power plants is set to end next year, with the expiration of a program in which uranium from old Russian warheads is diluted and sent to power plants in the United States.

An article on Tuesday about business strategies of generic drug makers in the face of fewer drug patent expirations misidentified the country in which the pharmaceutical company Endo is based.

In international forums, he has cited the tax cuts' expiration as a major way in which the United States will begin reducing its projected debt.

When Filippo Maria Visconti, Visconti Duke of Milan, died on 13 August 1447, the city was thrown into confusion by the unexpectedness of the Duke's expiration and the quick way in which the claimants to the title acted.