Sentence examples for measures to date from inspiring English sources

None of the measures to date adequately measure waste prevention or reduction.

We present the estimate of the broad line region size for the quasar PG 1247+267, which is the most luminous object with reverberation measures to date.

Previously the coalition has insisted that its austerity measures to date would not increase child poverty but this changed with Tuesday's autumn statement.

Measures to date have included improved immobilization of external and internal anatomy or adjustment of positions based on portal or ultrasound images.

At the same time, it said, the stimulus measures to date have "helped moderate the severity of the recession and shorten its duration".

Tsipras' decision to enforce some of the harshest austerity measures to date – the price of a third bailout programme to avert default and debt-stricken Greece exiting the eurozone – has exacted a heavy toll.

Why are we pretending that we are?" But Keats told me that while I was absolutely right to criticize California's conservation measures to-date as misguided and generally aimed at the wrong people, he pointed out that I too was obsessing over a relatively small part of the picture.

contain the highest density of dendritic sodium and potassium conductances measured to date.

And China put a significant cap on oil exports to Pyongyang, potentially the most damaging measure to date.

The study, financed by the federal government and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is the most definitive measure to date of the use of computerized patient records by hospitals.

However, a magnitude of sorption variability larger than has been measured to date is required for this contribution to be significant.