Sentence examples for draws to date from inspiring English sources

It's not that other teams have tried and failed grand slam attempts at the World Cup; the draws to date simply haven't produced the opportunity.

If G.M. drew the full $70 billion while in bankruptcy, the government would have provided the company with more than $90 billion in total, including the money it has drawn to date.

Randomized trials have not been done, so that definite conclusions cannot be drawn to date.

In the HCC cohort, overall survival was measured in months from date of CTC blood draw to the date of death with censoring at date of last known vital status if lost to follow-up.

"The $61 billion draw to date on the facility is much larger than we had previously anticipated," said Rodney A. Clark, an analyst with Standard & Poor's, explaining the change in outlook.

Mayweather's devastating victory over Oscar de la Hoya holds the current record of 2.4 million, whereas Pacquiao's biggest televisual draw to date was his bout with Shane Mosley, which garnered 1.3 million subscriptions.

The hack exposed some 200,000 Snapchat photos from a service's whose main draw to date had been its ephemeral, and therefore more private, nature.

The median time from blood draw to date of diagnosis was 1 year and 5 months, with the middle 50% of subjects having follow-up time in the range of 8 months to 2.5 years.

The mean time from the date of blood draw to the date of diagnosis was 7.1 (SD 3.7) years.

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Overall survival was calculated from the date of the baseline biomarker blood draw to the date of death or last follow-up.