Sentence examples for by present day from inspiring English sources

But to claim that without the pact there would have been no war is simply absurd – and, in the words of the historian Mark Mazower, "too tainted by present day political concerns to be taken seriously".

Though critics would always explain such results as contamination of the sample by present day bacteria, the rigorous sterilization procedures followed by the West Chester biologists was "nudging closer and closer to the situation where you say it can't really be contamination," Dr. Grant said.

Angular variations in temperature cannot be described by present day models.

Even some industrial machines, which were considered "powerful" for their period, had primitive programming technologies by present day standards.

By present day action blockbuster movie standards, it's downright talky.

These dire visitors--often activated by present day events that evoke early childhood relational experiences that involved interpersonal rejection, abandonment, neglect, shaming or abuse--can easily bait and hook us: when its hysterical, its historical, as they say.

Postal transport was minimal by present-day standards.

This fan, though, is much too large to have been constructed by present-day rivers.

The display of earlier works in context with those by present-day artists gives each print show a pleasurable continuity.

The old scholarship was based on becoming a "connoisseur" -- judging an object by present-day universal standards of quality.

John Zogby did not achieve a reputation for polling prescience by asking Americans whether the woolly mammoth ought to be brought back from extinction by present-day scientists.