Sentence examples for but the present day from inspiring English sources

Cultural and human advances never arrive in this alternative Earth, and what we are seeing is not the middle ages but the present day.

In any case, the critics who would become the New Wave didn't merely rummage through "back catalog" but reviewed movies that were in first run in France, which is why their appreciation of films by such directors as Nicholas Ray, Samuel Fuller, Otto Preminger, and Vincente Minnelli was both exciting and visionary; they were revising not history but the present day.

The optimal therapeutic management of recurrent PICGN is not clear, but the present day practice is similar to that of severe AAV and includes a combination of cyclosphosphamide, steroids and plasmapheresis [ 14, 19].

By 1903, the Brontosaurus had been relegated to A. excelsus, a subset of the Apatosaurus family – but to the present day it has lived on as a mainstay in popular culture.

Apartheid literally means "the state of being apart", and a sense of "apartness" characterised South African writing not just when the National Party was in power, but to the present day.

The only exception is represented by the Japan Advanced Safety Vehicle (ASV) initiative, which is developing of a similar application but at the present day no public information is available yet [14].

But in the present day I buy all my music online.

But in the present day, our goal should be to make progress on the climate and environmental problems caused by energy generation, we are not yet capable of solving those problems.

(Played in archival footage mode by Mad Men's great John Slattery, aka Roger Sterling, who ends up playing a crucial role in not only his son's psychology but also the present day plot).

There is a device that would perfectly meet the bikers' requirements but up to the present day only fighter pilots could enjoy its advantages.

How had busing itself transformed the district, not just in the short term but up until the present day?