Sentence examples for current often from inspiring English sources

Much, though not all, of Mr. Breivik's manifesto is inspired by a relatively new right-wing intellectual current often referred to as counterjihad.

The current often mixes with northern cold polar water to produce excellent fishing grounds near islands and along the coast of northwestern Europe.

The prevailing easterly winds are often cold but relatively dry; warmer southwesterly winds coming off the North Atlantic Current often bring rain.

Ultimately, if we decide that the "temple of learning" model is indeed the one we want, we will have to turn the clock back, not simply preserve the current, often degraded, service.

Written by three highly respected professors of social work, Brid Featherstone, Sue White and Kate Morris, it questions the current often punitive ethos of social work and the child protection culture.

Power grids are equipped to handle such eventualities but this requires ensuring that all kit linked to them can withstand the spike in the current, often to many times the normal level, before circuit breakers kick in several milliseconds later.

This image is in sharp contrast with the current often-expressed dislike for pigeons.

Ms. Tchume says that beyond the needed systemic structures to advance aspiring Millennial leaders, "A much more personal, individual challenge will be for each of us to make peace with our current, often-heroic mental models of who and what leadership looks like".

The Channel is cold, and the tides and currents often dangerous.

In the confinement of narrow passages or when meeting contrary winds and swells, the tidal currents often make navigation extremely hazardous.

Even then, an attack can fail if the weather is bad or if the spores are caught up in the rising air currents often produced by the relative warmth of urban areas.