Sentence examples for mission to date from inspiring English sources
Today marked a pivotal moment for the European Space Agency and the crew of its most unusual mission to date.
Today, Americares, a private relief organization based in New Canaan, Conn., announced the largest mission to date.
Of the several STEP missions studied, MiniSTEP is the least expensive mission to date that still achieves the basic scientific goals.
This paper summarizes the supporting engineering activities over the past year in support of operating the mission, as well as provides a high-level summary of the scientific results of the Cassini mission to date.
It was April 2009 and Kennedy, who had spent six years living a double life as an environmental campaigner, was in the middle of his most audacious mission to date.
The flight from Cape Canaveral was the seventh mission to date for a Falcon 9.
Discoveries from the Curiosity mission to-date have included finding calcium perchlorate in the Martian soil, as well as spikes of methane.
The ESA's most daring mission to date--a rendezvous with a comet by an unmanned spacecraft called Rosetta--depends on the successful launch of a similar Ariane rocket from Kourou on 12 January.
Even so, it is a fact that all accidents that occurred during space missions to date happened because of design and manufacturing errors made well within the knowledge and capabilities of the time for control and prevention.
Mr. Sandman said the missions to date included monitoring the air for chemical or biological contaminants, shuttling federal investigators in military trucks, providing bulk fuel service to rescue vehicles and construction equipment and providing bulk potable water service to the fire departments on the rubble pile.
Re "Destination is the Space Station, but Many Experts Ask What For" (Dec. 5): All of the manned space missions to date, especially those of long duration, have reconfirmed one fact: humans evolved to function with the force of Earth-normal gravity pressing down upon them.
