Sentence examples for term maturity from inspiring English sources

Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Jennifer Armstrong provided a favorable review; she opined that the conflict between Conrad and Montag made for the "most mature season ever" and offered a disclaimer that the term "maturity" was "being relative here, of course".

The term "maturity date" means the date on which the mortgage indebtedness would be extinguished if paid in accordance with periodic payments provided for in the mortgage.

Producers and participants who have already agreed to the loan term (maturity date) have no right to an extension of the loan term.

Tullow now has $6.3bn of committed debt facilities with no near term maturities, giving it a little over $3bn of funding headroom.

Although Tattersall recognized that these patients "appeared to have maturity-onset type diabetes at an unusually early age," he did not use the term "maturity-onset diabetes of the young" (12).

In 1964 at the Fifth Congress of the International Diabetes Federation in Toronto, I first used the term "maturity-onset type diabetes of childhood or of the young" for this type of diabetes and emphasized its strong familial basis (10).

The Fed revealed that just a small percentage of its purchases would be in the long-term maturity debt, contrary to many expectations.

And there are some out there that are concerned that Vornado Realty Trust is over-leveraged and has too much near-term maturity.

Of course it would be preferable to have long-term maturity data from unexploited or lightly exploited fish populations, but such data are scarce.

Shorter-term maturities ended unchanged to marginally lower.

They have long-term maturities or, in fact, no maturity dates at all.