Sentence examples for current a kind from inspiring English sources

The combination of abundant precipitation and frequent earthquakes in Taiwan, an orogenic, subtropical island, results in huge amounts of sediment discharge delivered into river channels and provides high potential for turbidity current, a kind of extreme hydro-phenomenon characterized by high turbidity and flow velocity.

Still others view the deal as a favor to Donald E. Graham, chairman of The Washington Post Company, Newsweek's current owner — a kind of gentleman's agreement between two Washington power families.

Mr. Barenboim and the Staatskapelle have just released the complete Schumann symphonies on Teldec, making the current concerts a kind of album tour.

Under the leadership of Al Gore, Current became a kind of lackluster version of hyper partisan MSNBC, only with poorer production values.

Nearly all the submarine cables use direct current, a form of transmission favored by Thomas Edison but mostly rejected in the late 1800s in favor of alternating current, the kind of electricity now used to run most appliances.

Renzi has denounced the current system as a kind of "apartheid," and insists that his reforms will end it.

He says he plans to keep trying, and his current work is a kind of test ground of his commitment.

Working together on news output would be far more productive than their current engagement in a kind of low-level - and increasingly high-profile - warfare.

In it was the question: "Why was A-Rod fired from his job at D'Agostino's?" To Cosgriff and other Blohards (me included), the team's current misfortunes offer a kind of market correction.

"Trump's nuts roasting on an open fire," she began, and went on to narrate America's current conundrum as a kind of Christmas nightmare: "Everybody knows that money and entitlement / Can help to make the season white.

But it also seems like the Cool Ranch shell, in its current form, is a kind of missed opportunity.