Sentence examples for the expiration point from inspiring English sources

Therefore the normalised value is a rate of length increase compared with the expiration point (e.g. a ratio of 1.2 would mean an increase of 20% in length).

Anyway, what this all means is that Marvel is apparently willing to do some major rejiggering of its flagship franchises in order to keep the Marvel Cinematic Universe alive past the eventual expiration point of the initial slate of heroes.

When kids reach their expiration point in the parks, the last thing you want to do is wait in line for a bus back to your resort.

What's also interesting is that while apps like Snapchat have popularized the idea of ephemeral messaging, with the piece of content having an expiration point, Glympse also provides a similar feature, with messages only remaining active for a set period of time.

You then start the app and type your name and ZIP code, and select your team's expiration point.

Mourning guitar chords were stretched out well beyond their expiration point.

There is no expiration point for cocaine compounds in your hair.

It hired the consultants to study the region's power needs in anticipation of the expiration of Indian Point's current licenses in 2013 and 2015 and questions about whether they will be renewed.

The expiration date at Point Reyes had been imposed decades ago by taxpayers that purchased the property, and by Congress that recognized the area needed protection.

Consider the expiration date of the points.

While these data points are preliminary — more detailed statistics on retail sales and other trends will not be available until later this month — at street level, the pain from the expiration of a two-percentage-point break in Social Security taxes in 2011 and 2012 is plain to see.