Sentence examples for at present, since from inspiring English sources

(a) He probably thinks it is a good thing at present, since it prevents trouble from arising.

Building a small reactor is an attempt to sidestep that problem, but "it's still going to boil down to money and the relative cost of these things," which is unknown at present since no one has built one yet.

"I consider it imperative that monetary policy continue to actively support the economy at present, since we continue to have an unacceptably high unemployment rate while, at the same time, inflation is undershooting the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target," said Mr. Rosengren, who holds a rotating seat this year on the 12-person Federal Open Market Committee.

"I consider it imperative that monetary policy continue to actively support the economy at present — since we continue to have an unacceptably high unemployment rate while, at the same time, inflation is undershooting the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target," Mr. Rosengren said.

At present, since the rotary of each active joint is unidirectional and continuous, it means the ePaddle-EGM is capable of altering the locomotion pattern smoothly and instantaneously.

According to tariffs published on Companies House' website, Twitter's fine for late filing is likely to total £375 at present — since the company is more than one month overdue but less than three.

They would then have twelve senators instead of, at present, zero, since black folk make up twelve per cent of the population.

However, the interaction between the two layers is at present limited, since most of the traditional transport functionalities, such as traffic engineering, switching and restoration, are carried in the IP/MPLS layer.

The yield of MC4R testing in clinical diagnosis and treatment of obesity is at present undefined since the relatively low prevalence of MC4R pathogenic variants in the general population, along with the high number of sequence variants, has so far compromised the devising of systematic controlled intervention studies.

At present, especially since the introduction of targeted therapies, the call for functional rather than mere anatomical imaging is increasing.

Our patient is asymptomatic at present but since the patient has nodular lesion in the liver she should be considered "symptomatic".