Sentence examples for by the current ones from inspiring English sources
However, this study suggests that there is trouble ahead if prospective recruiters are to be evaluated by the current ones.
The modeling results reveal the strong influences of dispersive and convective properties of porous media in the transverse direction on the overall transport that cannot be replicated by the current one-dimensional transport models.
A leaked report into the two-year-old Darwin correctional centre, which was sat on by the previous government and then only partially released by the current one, has reportedly revealed details of rampant failures in the $1.8bn , 1,000-bed 1,000-bed
It was the opposite of the statements made by the current one.
That expansion now ranks second, having been eclipsed by the current one that began in 1991.
The surviving Hynix would have been left with responsibility for most of the $6.8 billion owed by the current one.
The former Democratic President, long spurned by the current one, has been given a prominent speaking spot at the Convention, in Charlotte, the night before the President's speech — a spot usually reserved for the Vice-President.
Beyond the lighthouse there is a large wooden deck that juts farther into the river on the foundation of the original 1838 lighthouse, which was replaced by the current one in 1869.
Our systems of information and community are moving through epochal change, change with the potential to remake the standing mechanisms of media and politics that have survived the last era of communications technology but will undoubtedly be utterly transformed by the current one.
But the affair opened up once again the question of public access to Rosetta images and whether public interest is being served by the current one-sneak-peek-a-week policy.
It is reasonable to link this finding with the current ones by suggesting that an increase in modularity would correspond to the observed increase in local entropy and potentially the concomitant decrease of distributed entropy.
