Sentence examples for expired close from inspiring English sources

Altogether, these results are in accordance with a previous study which reported that the proportion of performed substitutions was highest in groups where the patent had expired close to the introduction of the reform and price differences were considerable [ 11].

On Thursday, the October contract, now expired, closed at a record high, above $83 a barrel.

Also, expire close to a burial ground or crematorium, to cut down the post-mortem transport costs, and, if it's not too much trouble, try to die within 48 hours of the funeral, then you won't have to pay for embalming.

Mr. Obama will call for $1.5 trillion in tax increases, primarily on the wealthy, through a combination of letting the Bush-era tax cuts expire, closing loopholes and limiting the amount that high earners can deduct.

This includes letting the Bush-era tax cuts on top earners expire, closing loopholes enjoyed by prosperous industries, and reverting the rates on capital dividends back to those charged on ordinary income (with exemptions for lower earners).

Carter's shot was indeed long, bouncing high off the right side of the basket as time expired to close this terrific series on a dramatic note.

Another problem was drugs already expired or close to expiry date upon arrival.

If you're considering buying a used car, the warranty might be either expired or close to expiring so ask about an extended service contract.

When his club lease expired, he closed down and turned to lucrative international tours.

As such, any representations or warranties made before the closing (and even those in the contract of sale) expire upon closing, unless specific provision is made for their survival.

The insurers' toughened stance is a response to rising costs stoked by the $2.6 billion a year that drug makers are spending on consumer advertising, a significant part of it to promote medicines that are new, high-cost variations on older drugs whose patent protection has expired or is close to ending.