Sentence examples for new or current from inspiring English sources

Update your new or current CWID credentials under the Equinox authentication option.

4. Any piece arguing that a momentarily popular movie or television series completely explains — or, worse, has inspired — a new or current political trend.

The F.D.A. should move quickly to find court-acceptable graphic images and should develop stronger evidence that graphic images will reduce the number of new or current smokers.

If your network in your new (or current) field is sparse or nonexistent, try making connections with classmates and instructors in a workshop, course or certificate.

The new employment contract being introduced on 1 September 2013 will allow an employer to offer shares in its business to new or current employees in exchange for their giving up certain employment rights.

Outside of the immediate impact zone, new or current residents of homes anywhere else below Canal Street, or Rutgers Street on the far eastern side of Manhattan, would be eligible for up to $6,000 over two years.

Other details taken include whether the ulcer is new or recurrent, current or earlier concomitant diseases, current medication, particularly analgesics and antibiotics; and ulcer-related pain.

Or they may be new players, or current networking sites that broaden their offerings.

Because this is free content, you shouldn't expect to find new releases or current shows on this channel.

If the content of the curriculum is changed, perhaps beyond the existing competence of the current experts, and old material is replaced with new, or if current subjects are discontinued, job security might be at a serious risk.

If more central organizations perceive a more supportive environment, their actions, including their potential willingness to develop new or deepen current partnerships, may be influenced by this perception.