Sentence examples for with expiry from inspiring English sources
"Most hotels issue early-booking offers of up to 30% off, with expiry dates in December-January, or sometimes February," says Emma Barnett, co-founder of family specialist Totstoo.
As they did for the previous meeting in Copenhagen, some 200 of the world's economies came together and did absolutely nothing to halt their global carbon emissions, other than to commit to long-range targets with expiry dates set for a time when most current delegates will no longer be in public office or, for that matter, even be alive.
From the census survey, 9.9% (21/212) of drugs were found to be expired at the time of purchase with expiry dates ranging back to June 2009.
The strong fear that the food distributed was expired or poisoned indicates that if unknown types of food are distributed in an area it must be accompanied with information and clearly marked with expiry dates.
For those not yet familiar with Burner, it's an iOS app that generates disposable numbers with fixed expiry dates that can be disposed of with a single tap and used to make phone calls and send texts, which can be purchased via credits bought in-app.
Oil is likely to be volatile today with the expiry of the December put options, with traders who bet in the summer that oil would fall sharply set to cash in huge profits.
Avigdor Lieberman, the far-right foreign minister, predicted meanwhile that the "moment of truth" in Israeli's relations with the US would come in September, with the expiry of a moratorium on West Bank settlement building that was reluctantly agreed by Netanyahu.
Approximately 0.672 g of sodium hydrogen carbonate was weighed and diluted with 100 mL of HPLC grade water, stored at room temperature with an expiry date of 2 months.
The winner of the November election will immediately be faced with the problem of the "fiscal cliff"—a preset $400 billion tax increase, with the expiry of various tax cuts, and a $100-billion-a-year cut in spending which could push the economy back into recession.
Food in the refrigerator was marked with 2003 expiry dates.
His grandfather had been shipped out of India as indentured labour ('slavery with an expiry date', as Patrick French puts it).
