Sentence examples for mentioned in current from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman said: "None of the e-books mentioned in current reporting are now, or ever have been, available in Waterstones shops of listed on Waterstones' website".
It recounted a contact between some Iraqis and al Qaeda that she had not seen mentioned in current CIA analysis, according to three defense officials who work with her.
The member forces calculated by the proposed method are compared with the results of different approaches mentioned in current design codes with the objective of establishing the relative efficiencies of the proposed method.
Flocking is not mentioned in current introductory biology textbooks but is mentioned in the textbook An Introduction to Animal Behaviour (Manning and Dawkins 2012), where it is described as individuals responding to the behavior of other individuals in the group.
However, it is important to point out that, the enhanced recovery mentioned in current study about laparoscopy and Fast-track, is confined to the short-term postoperative recovery, which only lasts 1-2 weeks perioperatively.
But because Sao Paulo is so much more prosperous today, the sums mentioned in the current scandal are breathtaking.
Yet this reality is barely mentioned in the current Israeli rhetoric about "unrest" and a "wave of terror".
Like all the best directors, Davies has had his bummers: I notice Cyrano de Bergerac is tactfully not mentioned in the current National programme.
The next governor will take over the richest state in the union, one that bustles with high-wage, high-technology jobs and investment, yet he will immediately face a budget deficit that legislative experts say could reach $1 billion -- an immense gap that has barely been mentioned in the current campaign.
You won't find that mentioned in the current owner's press kit, but it's fun to scan the room in the early evening — the only time you can reliably get a table without a six-week wait — and imagine, among the beehived ladies and their tweedy dates, a staff dressed as centurions.
To the Editor: Among the many contributions of Leonard Bernstein to America's musical heritage and to the treasured memories of countless individuals [ "A Prophet Ultimately Honored," Oct. 21 ] is one I have not yet seen mentioned in the current recounting of his life.
