Sentence examples for a to date from inspiring English sources

PDVSA's search for financing and credit, a failed natural gas bid round, a (to date) inconclusive Carabobo round signal, as well as the company's 2009 expropriations of petroleum service companies and on-going service company arrears (estimated to exceed $8 billion), signal that PDVSA has much work to do to turn its fortunes around.

After one match for Bangladesh A (to date his only Bangladesh A match), Mortaza made his Test debut on 8 November 2001 against Zimbabwe in the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka.

Our findings suggest that nuclear CIP2A protein may have a, to date not yet determined, functional role in ovarian carcinogenesis.

We have previously demonstrated the most dramatic phenotype described for the substance P encoding gene preprotachykinin-A (PPT-A) to date in controlling the host immune response to the murine gammaherpesvirus 68, in the lung.

For "unknowns" that happen to be in a database almost accidentally (e.g. a to-date unknown transformation product), the automated fragmentation approaches are very useful, because these structures can be retrieved from substance databases.

In second place, "Kingsman: The Secret Service" garnered $5.3 million Friday for a to-date total of almost $54.9 million.

The album in 2011 sold 5.82 million copies, giving it a to-date number well over 10 million. .

(Parkinson's disease is a to-date incurable progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects movement and can eventually render someone immobile).

Folie a deux, to date, remains a rare, yet a challenging psychiatric diagnosis.

Evaluating clustering performance is still a challenge to date for a number of reasons.

Speech, though, has a tendency to date.