Sentence examples for now to date from inspiring English sources
Though its fashionable now to date dollar weakness to last September when the Fed began reducing its rate target, true dollar weakness that revealed itself through rising gold and oil prices began in 2001.
AUDIO: Listen now To date, UNICEF has provided hygiene kits, water tankers and high-energy biscuits for children and families at risk.
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The 'Latest update status' for the updated component will now be 'Success' - uberSVN is now up to date!
However, as it is now believed to date from the 1490s – contemporary with The Last Supper – it cannot be a self-portrait.
Analytical methods are now available to date both growth stages, even though each part may weigh only a few millionths of a gram (see below Correlation).
(We'd actually heard earlier this year that Yello Mobile was raising money, and so this $47.2 million may have actually closed some months ago but is only getting announced now. To date, the company has raised just under $210 million).
Asked if Raikkonen's salary was now up to date, Boullier replied: "Yes".
It included remains of timber buildings and streets, and is now believed to date back to the 1st Century.
And the earliest known member of the Homo genus is now thought to date to about 2.8 million years ago.
Compound eyes built from ommatidia with four cone cells are now accepted to date back to the last common ancestor of insects and crustaceans.
