The phrase "currently frozen" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently in a state of being frozen, or unable to change or move forward. Example: "Due to the current pandemic, the economy is currently frozen, causing many businesses to struggle."
One option is the $100 billion in Iranian assets currently frozen around the world.
The bathroom has been paid for with a B&Q Homeplan account, which is currently frozen.
This will be possible by making active use of currently frozen capital.
The bank does not need to tap short-term debt markets, which are currently frozen, until the third quarter of next year.
Israel's defence minister, Ehud Barak, said he was more concerned about how negotiations, which are currently frozen, might progress in future.
However, he built up two pension pots with Aegon and Friends Life in his previous jobs – together worth just under £100,000 – and these are currently frozen.
Those tracking the trend suggest the majority of women currently freezing their eggs live in cities like New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Despite what you and 30 million other Canadians currently freezing to death might think, there will be a summer in the Great White North.
The cold snap currently freezing Europe in its tracks -- halting commutes, breaking dams and leaving many stuck at home -- has continued its drive west and south, stretching over Spain and Italy and dropping rare snow on Algeria.
"Payments of export duties and transportation fees to Transneft, Russia's oil pipeline monopoly, are made by the parent company, but its accounts are currently also frozen, and if the action against Tomskneft spread to the other subsidiaries, then Yukos's normal operations could start to be blocked," the United Financial Group, a Moscow investment bank, said in a note to clients on Friday.
What are the names of the hundreds of thousands of North Koreans currently being frozen, starved and worked to death in Kim's gulag?
