Sentence examples for current than from inspiring English sources
"I don't know anything more current than 1970".
Snippets sound decidedly more current than the mid-19th century.
But they are more current than leading indicators.
It switches more quickly, requires less switching power and leaks less current than that previous transistor.
But in today's more retro climate songs like Two Worlds Collide sound more current than they have in years.
Of course, the preoccupation with stylish conduct carries itself over to attire - and what's more current than that?
The nine might be stiffer in the current than the twelve, the fifteen, the eighteen, the twenty-one, or the twenty-four.
'Is it OK to use the black emojis if you're not black?" As conversation starters about identity politics go, few seem more juvenile and current than this one.
Bemoaning such stuff has become trendy, so much so that the problem has come to appear both more widespread and more current than it probably is.
While the corporate databases it collects P.O.I.'s from aren't perfectly accurate, they are probably more current than those on a two-year old GPS.
The return stroke is louder because it contains a larger and faster-rising electric current than either the leader or a discharge within a cloud.
