Sentence examples for it currently means from inspiring English sources

If the damaged nerves should eventually heal, it currently means that, while the right side is as expressive as ever, the left side of his face is unable to move.

It currently means that Australians now hold the senior coaching position at 10 of the 14 Super League clubs.

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".

Barton goes on to claim, " 'Separation of church and state' currently means almost exactly the opposite of what it originally meant".

We're regulated in the UK, which currently means we're regulated in every EU country.

Full capacity is defined as one inmate per cell, which in California currently means 80,000 prisoners.

A lack of flexible working currently means 6.5 million people (pdf) are not fully using their skills and experience.

Britain's over-centralised tax system, he says, currently means that locals receive no benefit from living in the shadow of airports, power stations or railway lines.

The campaign-finance reform of 2002 shifted the balance of advantage towards the party that raises more cash from individuals, which currently means the Republicans.

Social workers can be moved to where they are needed most, which currently means helping hospital patients move on when they are ready for discharge to prevent so-called "bed-blocking".

A fall in popularity currently means that sponsors pay less and taxpayers contribute more.