Sentence examples for expiration means from inspiring English sources

Its expiration means less income in families' pocketbooks — the tax increase would be about $95 billion in 2013 alone — at a time when the economy is little better than it was when the White House reached a deal on the tax break last year.

A drop in pharmaceuticals income due to patent expirations meant profits declined from a year ago, and even though revenue was up 17% the Dow Jones industrial average component lost 1.6%.

So I guess expiration date means after a certain time, maybe a year or half a year, some of the integrity of the drug is lost.

After adequate filtering of EIT signals, the measured impedance changes represent the inspiration and expiration by means of TIV (formula 1), which correlates well with tidal volume [ 9, 11, 17, 18].

Friday's session is formally just a standard, six-month review of the situation in Iraq under the mandate, but Mr. Zebari said Iraq wanted members to start weighing what its expiration would mean.

Snap, the Snapchat parent, closed the day down just 1percentt Monday after the first phase of the dreaded lockup expiration, which meant that some insiders are now eligible to sell shares.

These expiration dates mean you need to do some planning.

And by 2015, patent expirations will mean Pfizer will have lost 70percentt of the revenue it would have had in 2007.

The No Expiration: This option means that your tickets do not expire, so if you have extra days on your ticket that you do not use, you can come back at some point in the future and use them.

A boy band comes with an expiration date, which means a plethora of product in a compressed time window.

A two-year extension will mean expiration in an election year, which could well mean another extension in 2012.