Sentence examples for to expiry from inspiring English sources

Finally, just three years ago, it looked as if the UK's oldest cycle track could close altogether as its lease drew close to expiry.

We have learned of a spate of "reminder" emails being sent to consumers who have already been duped into paying fees as their cards get close to expiry.

Price aside, the fact is that making a fridge that knows what's inside it, and whether those contents are close to expiry or risk making you expire, cannot be done.

Their new app, Olio, allows greengrocers, cafes, restaurants and neighbours to photograph and post food that is surplus, unappealing or close to expiry; other app users then request it and are notified where to pick it up.

You would not be covered by insurance because it is a pre-existing condition, and for long stays you may not be able to take that many shots over with you to cover all you need due to expiry dates on the medications.

Allardyce, his contract close to expiry, can legitimately claim that he has delivered everything asked of him by co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold in each of his four seasons – instant promotion, the avoidance of relegation, a top-half finish and a push further up the table allied to a more attractive style.

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Pharmaceutical donations by the USA: an assessment of relevance and time-to-expiry.

Although the benefits in terms of commodity assurance far outweigh the potential disadvantages, there have been problems with suppliers' adherence to shipment schedules, which have led to overstocking, expiries, or shortages (personal communication with Ghana Ministry of Health, October 2013).

Onglyza, which had sales of $709 million in 2012, is a crucial product for AstraZeneca, which is banking on diabetes to help revive falling group sales due to patent expiries on several of its biggest-selling drugs.

Of late, many large pharmaceutical firms are becoming more financially disciplined in order to protect their earnings, which are under threat due to patent expiries for key drugs.