Sentences with phrase «expire in a matter of months»

Balance transfer fees of about 3 percent typically apply — and most offers expire in a matter of months.

With the current FAA authorization expiring in a matter of months, working with Congress to integrate new priorities with existing imperatives for safety and efficiency is critical.

Not exact matches

However, that has been shrouded in doubt by the fact that his current contract will expire this summer, and with a matter of a few months until he becomes a free agent, there has been no suggestion from either party that he's on the verge of signing a new deal.

And that likely means De Sciglio, whose current contract expires two summers from now in 2018, is heading out the door in a matter of months when the upcoming transfer window opens up once more.

It doesn't matter that we don't know the price of this option for the moment — what we can say for sure, though, is that the same option that expires not in 3 months but in 1 month will cost less because the chances of anything occurring within a shorter interval is smaller.