Sentence examples for naturally expire from inspiring English sources
The cookies remain on a user's browser until they're cleared or naturally expire after a few months, though they can last upwards of years.
The deficit-reduction plan put forth by President Barack Obama in a speech on Wednesday includes a combination of cutting spending and ending tax breaks for the wealthy when those naturally expire.
A CONSTITUTION "naturally expires at the end of 19 years" wrote Thomas Jefferson, one of America's Founding Fathers, in 1789.
By odd coincidence, Thomas Jefferson, in a 1789 letter to James Madison, once said that every constitution "naturally expires at the end of 19 years" because "the earth belongs always to the living generation".
They decided stockpiles of ivory around the world confiscated from smugglers and tusks taken from naturally expiring elephants and animals culled by game rangers were to be destroyed.
"It could have just naturally expired and we would have never known its fate, but now we know that much more about the animal and how far it eventually did travel," he was quoted as saying.
In an April speech, President Barack Obama laid out a plan to reduce the nation's deficit and debt, suggesting that he would strive to make sure the tax cuts for the highest earners expire naturally in 2012.
On the reversal of the assault weapons ban that he helped pass as Majority Leader: "The only way we could get it passed was to make it for ten years and then there was a 'sunset provision;' it would expire naturally unless it was again re-enacted.
With his contract set to expire next year, attention will naturally turn to his future.
