Sentences with phrase «actually have an expiration date»

Remember that most car seats actually have an expiration date, so make sure you get one that is well within the newest safety features and guidelines.

Universal life is considered permanent life insurance, yet it actually has an expiration date that's usually set past most life expectancies.

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Personally, knowing I have an expiration date and it's well within 100 years at this point (unless technology unlocks secrets in the genome to prolong life) I feel it's well worth living that life rather than presuming that at one point I'll detach from my earthly existence and spend the remainder of eternity in a knew, unknowable place that's supposed to be the ti.ts but no one can actually pin down what the specifics would be.

Mark had several cybersecurity horror stories, including one Aaron hadn't encountered before: some hotel room keycards actually store your name, credit card number, expiration date, and checkout date right on the magnetic strip of the keycard.

It may seem like banks just want to inconvenience you by having an expiration date on your card, but there are actually several reasons why it's there.