Sentence examples for population expired from inspiring English sources

When a three-month court deadline to remove the entire monkey population expired in June, a member of the enforcement committee asked for an extension, arguing that it was cruel to capture the animals during the summer because so many were pregnant then.

In addition, the block grant to provide support for the expansion population expires in 2026, thereby eliminating coverage for millions of Americans.

The control subjects were matched for age to the study population and all control subjects expired due to non-cardiac related causes.

The researchers later discovered several intact jars with 80 expired pupfish in them — roughly one-third of the population at the time.

In a recent study in normal volunteers (Edwards et al., PNAS 101:17383-388, 2004), half the study population was found to expire many more bioaerosol particles during quiet breathing and therefore bear the burden of production of EB.

Of note, respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) was seen in only 1% of the population and hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy/asphyxia in 6%. Figure 2 illustrates the causes of death for the 87 patients who expired in 2006.

Growth expired.

Expired tags.

Or expired.

The teaching certificate expired.

That trust has expired.