Sentence examples for currently means from inspiring English sources
In terms of how it gets used which is often and poorly and carelessly enough to have legally assaulted "meaning"—the word hipster currently means something like "youngish city-dwelling white person with interests".
The sanction does not affect the current registration period and does not prevent players leaving either club, but currently means that, after this month's transfer window closes, neither Real nor Atletico will be able to register any new players until the summer of 2017.
We're regulated in the UK, which currently means we're regulated in every EU country.
A lack of flexible working currently means 6.5 million people (pdf) are not fully using their skills and experience.
Full capacity is defined as one inmate per cell, which in California currently means 80,000 prisoners.
Barton goes on to claim, " 'Separation of church and state' currently means almost exactly the opposite of what it originally meant".
Plainly he means by the word 'reduction' something other than what we currently mean, not that there is anything univocal about current uses of the word.
What you get out of a pension depends on how much you put in.Finally, Ms Altmann points out, pension benefits are currently means-tested.
On September 18th the coalition announced a new £600m bung to the better-off: free school lunches, currently means-tested, will be extended to children from affluent families too.Not Leyland, but still worryingThings have mercifully moved on from the 1970s, when explicit support for dying heavy industries with powerful unions cost Britain heavily.
"These 13 overs in OBO dog years currently mean the climax will take place when Mac Millings celebrates the arrival of his twelfth child".
Lower bills currently mean consumers are less affected by fuel poverty issues: but just wait till wholesale power costs rise and retail bills go with them.
