Sentence examples for term expiration from inspiring English sources

The term "expiration date" itself is arguably a misnomer; the dates are simply the point to which pharmaceutical companies can guarantee a drug's maximum effectiveness.

Some authors concluded that the ERt and ERg are the same behavior and they used the term "expiration reflex" for both of them [ 7, 15].

First, we recognize that the use of the term expiration to describe motor output, which (at best) occurs slightly before inspiration and more often is co-active with inspiration, is confusing.

LEAPS, by the very nature of their long-term expiration dates, help to overcome this stigma.

A short-term expiration would not have interrupted ongoing operations but would have barred the government from seeking warrants for new investigations.

Some analysts believe that the fiscal cliff is more like a fiscal slope and that the economy could weather a short-term expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts and that the government could manage a wave of automatic spending cuts for a few weeks.

Additionally, LEAPS options often have a lower implied volatility than shorter-term expirations, so the trade has a slight mathematical advantage.

So, even though the initial position might not have adhered to the rule, after a couple of short-term expirations, enough credit may have been taken in so that the net debit of the position to date adheres to the rule.

Because the fundraising process is based on timing (both the VCs' internal decision-making timelines and the term sheet expiration dates), the first step is to meet all the relevant VCs you can in order to bring everyone up to the same level of knowledge.

As his term neared expiration, Laffoon removed Ben Johnson from his post as highway commissioner, replacing him with Tom Rhea.

WaveCrest officials and the Clark campaign declined to disclose the options' terms or expiration date.