Sentence examples for face expiration from inspiring English sources

Pfizer, the last large American drug maker to report third-quarter earnings, followed the example of most rivals with a higher-than-expected profit — largely from cost cuts — but disappointing sales as patents on some of its top-selling products face expiration.

The credit has faced expiration before but has then been renewed and expanded several times since its enactment in 1992 as part of the Energy Policy Act.

The letter to Mr. Cuomo reflects growing concerns among Democrats that they will find their backs against the wall should they be forced to negotiate an extender bill separately from the budget, as they did in 2003, the last time the laws faced expiration.

It is facing expiration of patents for several drugs, including, in 2012, the one for Seroquel, the leading antipsychotic in the U.S. Profits could shrink every year between 2010 and 2015, according to Sanford C. Bernstein.

This means that 300,000 immigrants whose protected status is facing expiration will now have three more years of certainty". The reality in the new Senate bill is more complicated.

It's not just under President Barack Obama's watch that federal jobless compensation has faced expiration during the holiday season.

Last year, Green Mountain faced expirations of the patents that covered its brewing system.

The Bristol-Myers Squibb drug, Pravachol, does not face patent expiration until 2005.

The announcement immediately set off debate in Trenton, where legislators will face the expiration of the state's depleted Transportation Trust Fund next June.

On Friday, the Obama administration and the intelligence agencies will face the expiration of a Fisa court order for bulk domestic phone records collection.

Friday's session brought "triple witching," a quarterly occurrence when investors face simultaneous expiration of contracts for stock index futures, index options and stock options.