Sentence examples for date provide from inspiring English sources

"Just as entry into the Common Market half a century ago provided a much-needed change of focus, so might leaving the EU, an institution that has achieved its historic purpose and is now past its sell-by date, provide a much-needed change of focus today".

The results to date provide a unique insight into a relatively little studied area in Stirling research.

Commercial trainers are expensive, and low-cost alternatives described to date provide a sub-optimal training experience.

The SNP chips we have designed to date provide optimal genome coverage across the 12 chromosomes of rice or targeted coverage across specific regions of the genome.

Overall results to date provide a clear indication that the study provides a resource that is well suited to meet the objectives.

However, no reports to date provide sufficient evidence to indicate whether the sound bounce-inducing effect is due to a perceptual binding process or merely to an explicit inference resulting from the transient auditory stimulus resembling a physical collision of two objects.

Bertomeu confirmed that 2011 is the most likely date, provided the numbers add up.

Following the £375m equity issue Punch was due to use the proceeds to redeem the bond and doing so in advance of the redemption date provides reassurance.

It has has raised over £2m to date, providing an alternative means of funding that allows individuals to take their ideas forward and make them a reality.

The contract ran until December 2003, but a clause expired June 30, enabling Ford to dismiss GSD&M any time after that date provided 90 days' notice was given.

A listing of credits in Weekend yesterday with a film review of "Second Best" included an erroneous date, provided by a publicist, for the film's opening.