Sentence examples for current, since from inspiring English sources

In fact that very phrase has been current since the mid-19th century.

"There's no current since they put up the hydroelectric dam downstream".

While the supply of current since the March 2003 invasion was depicted correctly, the letter "O," for a month between November and December 2003, was inserted erroneously.

The move is the first by Current since it hired David Bohrman, a prominent former CNN executive, as the new head of programming and production last month.

One must be careful labeling the charge and the direction of the current, since the charge on the other plate is −Q.

The additional flux in the near-tail requires an increase in the tail field and hence in the tail current, since the additional flux is contained in a volume of smaller cross section than was the initial quiet-time flux.

Dr. Palmer's wife, Esther, mentioned the obvious: it is a very heavy book, now at more than a thousand pages detailing historical currents since before the Reformation, with an emphasis on European politics.

The budget showdown between Democrats and the new House Republican majority is caught up in strong political currents since House conservatives are pushing for steep spending cuts in the current fiscal year and pressing the leadership to not give much ground.

The power electronic module is composed by a power MOSFET transistor together with a photo-transistor to protect it in case of over-current since the gate of this type of device is quite sensitive.

An intended tidal wave of washback is reduced to a ripple, and that ripple might even run as a cross-current since employers may not actually look for English skills but rather use certifications as a further piece of evidence that a candidate is hard-working, diligent and motivated.

The satellites also encounter electric currents since they are flying in the upper part of the F layer.