Sentence examples for more to date from inspiring English sources

The bank is otherwise well run, with a conservative approach to funding that has served it well, but it has lost more to date than the likes of Royal Bank of Scotland, now largely in the hands of the state, and JPMorgan Chase, which has far more exposure to both America and investment banking.

It has raised at least $2.5 million more to date, in addition to the AP's most recent investment.

We should note that UMG is also largely responsible for the demise of video sharing site Veoh, and has sued or threatened to sue companies like YouTube, MySpace, Bolt, Grouper and many more to date.

We also looked at companies founded in 2012 or earlier that raised a seed or Series A round after the beginning of last year and have raised $30 million or more to date.

"These discussions are aimed toward creating a more up-to-date, more constructive, more forward-looking document," he said.

Of course, the food is more up to date.

The ONS will work in the coming months to bring the data more up to date.

Once decrepit, it is now more up to date than the Giants' quarters.

That would keep the sidekick motif but bring it a bit more up to date.

But then look at it this way: it's five minutes more up to date.

Perhaps more amazingly, to date there are no known Princeton Review divorces.