Sentence examples for currently defunct from inspiring English sources

To add to the troubles, the national army only has three helicopters, one of which is currently defunct, to support Uruzgan and three other provinces.

By the end of the year the currently defunct Freeview channel eight will start to glow with local fare.In America, local stations are affiliated with national broadcasters; they rely on huge shows like "American Idol" to drive viewers to their news programmes.

The new program will be run by the DoJ's statistics division, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), and is seen internally as a more robust version of the currently defunct Arrest Related Deaths Count, which published annual data between 2003 and 2009 using statistics supplied by some of the United States' 18,000 law enforcement agencies.

Certainly, Claudine does not do PR nor does she issue press releases -- and obviously nothing appears on the Domaine's currently defunct website!

New information shows that Illinois is in the path of thousands of nuclear waste shipments if the controversial and currently defunct HLRW disposal site proposed for Yucca Mountain, NV, were to open.

That's not to say he hasn't been busy these last five years; in 2013 he released an album, Psychic, from his (currently defunct) Darkside project with Dave Harrington.

While claims of Ordos being a ghost city are often overblown — its Kangbashi New District was built with the intention of attracting 300,000 residents by 2023 and is well on pace to do so — there is still a sizable amount of housing that is currently economic defunct; as in, unsold, unfinished, or otherwise hasn't been put on the market by developers waiting for prices to rise.

Police officials currently favor a defunct reservoir on the Queens-Brooklyn border as the site for a backup 911 center.

Currently there is a defunct fish farming production facility with all the necessary capital equipment approximately two miles from the current farm.

The now-defunct Trump University is currently the subject of a trio of lawsuits from students who claim they were defrauded with false promises of investing "secrets" delivered by Trump's "hand-picked" instructors.

Hill is a former host on the now-defunct HuffPost Live and is currently a regular columnist for HuffPost's Opinion section.