Sentence examples for date have shown from inspiring English sources

Older white women are Mrs. Clinton's mainstay, nationwide results to date have shown.

Shot of the day South Africa's Ashwell Prince has developed into a fine batsman as his two hundreds in the series to date have shown.

Yet most studies to date have shown an annual loss of around 1% in GDP per head: serious, but not catastrophic.

However, few trials to date have shown clinical significance.

Studies to date have shown that near-infrared autofluorescence imaging (NIR) can detect the parathyroid gland during thyroidectomy.

However, our experiments to date have shown that this masking plays a minor role in estimation of the quality.

Studies to date have shown that corrected CFT increases in response to fluid administration or consumption [25, 26], and decreases in response to volume removal in dialysis [22] and blood donation [27].

He said: "They exert enormous influence over the local communities of Bute and Applecross and yet they remain in the exclusive control of a handful of people who to date have shown no interest in extending participation to local residents".

"Studies to date have shown that diluted bitumen behaves the same way as any other crude oil, which floats in still or slow-moving water".

The speech will be closely watched by European Union leaders who to date have shown scant willingness to meet Tsipras's demands, fearing a wholesale backtracking on the fiscal and economic reforms international lenders have demanded in exchange for some 240 billion euros worth of assistance.

The results, to date, have shown little overlap with gene array studies based on post-mortem brain tissue.