Sentence examples for nearest current from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether the nearest current approach to such a council -- the American bishops' meeting in Austin -- will budge Rome or be stymied by it.

You cannot read a book that looks happily backwards, around and forwards and not want to beat your head against the nearest current policymaker in his hatred of the underleveraged present.

If the dollar keeps dropping or stabilizes near current levels, their choices will be affected.

Under the reorganization, the overall dividend will probably stay near current levels.

There are an estimated 50,000 private wells on eastern Long Island, many near current or former farm areas.

Such a trend, if it spreads, may not propel the price of oil very high, but it could certainly buoy it at or near current levels.

Pension experts have predicted that men would see their annuity rates drop by between 5% and 10%, which would put them at or near current female rates.

First, as John Schmitt (pdf) documents at length, there just isn't any evidence that raising the minimum wage near current levels would reduce employment.

Others, however, argue that the euro may now enter a period of consolidation and remain near current levels in the coming months.

"Although the recovery has now begun, prices will remain at or near current levels, and won't increase anytime soon," because the unsold inventory will keep supply above demand, he said.

Mr. Shiller said stocks remained so expensive that they were likely to stay near current levels for years, much as the Dow Jones industrial average had the same value in late 1982 as it had in early 1966.