Sentence examples for by current form from inspiring English sources

Rather than being based on who the best or most talented footballers are, it's defined by current form, league position, next fixture and any other factors which could influence events.

The owner of Havre de Grace, Rick Porter, and the filly's trainer, Larry Jones, have pointed to the $5 million Classic at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., for the better part of the year and are encouraged by her current form.

However, widespread use of these devices is hindered by their current form of separated sensors from bulky, expensive readout instruments.

The show has two formal dance interludes, the "Field Dances," originally choreographed by Andrew deGroat and remade in their current form by Lucinda Childs for a 1984 revival.

The scholars T. L. Heath and Marshall Clagett argued that it cannot have been written by Archimedes in its current form, since it quotes Archimedes, suggesting modification by another author.

If anyone thinks we can pay for it in its current form by any way other than increased taxation, they are living on a different planet.

If Mr. Geoghegan truly wants to preserve majority rule, he should protest its most flagrant abuse rather than rules, whatever their infirmities, that have been used in their current form by both political parties for 35 years.

The rest of the journey passes in chilly silence.This anecdote was related by the biologist in question to Richard Dawkins, one of the ablest and certainly the most high-profile of the many scientists trying to dispel the belief that man, rather than descending from other animals, was created in his current form by some divinity.

As Norman Davies reminded us in his recent book Vanished Kingdoms, history is also littered with countries that ceased to exist (in the last 25 years, Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia have disappeared; the UK might not exist, in its current form, by 2015).In real terms, an investor who bought Treasury bonds in 1947 had seen their purchasing power fall 90% by 1981.

Since it was recast into its current form by the second Bush administration — and renamed No Child Left Behind — it has generated frequent, divisive debate, partly because it requires schools to administer far more standardized tests and because it labels schools that fail to make progress fast enough each year as "needing improvement".

We could probably grow by 10x in our current form".