Sentence examples for may be current from inspiring English sources

This may be current understanding of the polymer glass.

All objects may be current and one object may be current, but you cannot create a subset of currency.

The material may be current, but the storytelling is old-fashioned in "The Flying Latke," a children's Hanukkah show at the Flea Theater.

While there may be current barriers, including scientific, technical, or economic, to inherent zero-waste design, it is important to note that the concept of waste is human.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Give students one week to each find an article in The New York Times that discusses a use of DNA (the article may be current or from the archive).

Worrying as this prospect may be, current population trends are already altering the global health landscape even faster than we realise, and that could pose far bigger and more immediate problems.

Those investors may or may not be current holders.

(Other sources may include magazines and books, but they may not be current).

Take an illustration from the education department this week, on whose website there is a health warning that information up already may not be current government policy.

Healthcare indicators may just be current responses to perceived previous shortcomings in health.

Be warned, however, that pictures are deceiving and may not be current.