tail end

My mom and I were about to spend six days crossing the Atlantic Ocean on a 4,200-passenger cruise ship—at the tail end of hurricane season.

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector shrank in October for the eighth consecutive month, after a two-month expansion at the tail end of the Biden administration, the Institute for Supply Management reported.

"The data tells us that warm Jupiters are not just the tail end of hot Jupiters," Muñoz said.

U.S. natural gas futures edged up in rangebound trade with mild weather at the tail end of the storage injection season keeping a lid on gains.

And during this delayed tail end of monsoon, they have recorded at least one episode of extreme rainfall almost every year for the past decade, with mountain weather becoming dangerous.