Sentence examples for future expiration from inspiring English sources

Now, beyond some future expiration date, they had all died and gathered because, as Christian Shephard told Jack: "This is the place that you all made together so that you could find one another.

With the vacancy rate in the district at 3.7percentt at the end of June, he said, companies are trying to protect their ability to grow by taking space in buildings where future expiration of leases held by other companies will give them room to expand.

By clicking on the future expiration date of the option you want to purchase, you will see the prices of the contracts available.

In the last few weeks, Republicans have blocked or vowed to kill: an extension of jobless benefits; the first real arms reduction treaty with the Russians in nearly a decade; the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell"; and, most significantly for the nation's financial future, the expiration of unnecessary and expensive tax cuts for the rich.

In contrast, if you have a definite view of your future post-expiration, you are more likely to also have a definite view on our changing climate.

Since our last letter the upper ends of their forecast ranges have held above $90 in all of the coming year's futures contract expirations, and are now mostly between $95 and $100.

What has happened to their forecasts since our last letter is that the upper ends of the ranges have been pulled back from above $100 in nearly all of the coming year's futures contract expirations, to now mostly between $95 and $100.

Additionally, truncated horizons neither capture the full QALY impact of the higher mortality rates in nsNSAID patients nor take into account future celecoxib patent expiration and the related price decreases.

(For more insight, see "Futures Fundamentals").. Expiration ETFs do not expire, whereas the futures have specific expiration dates.

For example, the value of a cash-or-nothing put option with 9 months to expiration, futures price 100, strike price 80, cash payout 10, risk-free interest rate 6%% per year, and the volatility 35 % per year is (p=10e^{-0.06times 0.75}N(-0.5846)=2.6710).

Day of visit results may present a more optimistic picture than actually exists because they do not show if products have been in stock continuously, nor whether supply levels are too low or too high to avoid future stockouts or expirations.