Sentence examples for only in its current from inspiring English sources

But I'm glad I took that effort, because the result has made me hopeful about NMS, not only in its current form but also for the future of the game in general.

The aim of this paper is to examine the defensive approach, not only in its current application, but also in the field of vascular surgery, discussing how being sued can affect medical treatment therefore highlighting the need to assess the real incidence of certain defensive behaviours among vascular surgeons.

It only arrived in its current sense around 1840, and eventually, it made an impact on the culture after eugenicists used it as a way to demolish the "non-normals," those who were deemed abnormal and deviant: queer/gay/disabled/mentally ill/poor/black.

Hunt said today that regional TV only existed in its current form because it happened to be the model that emerged back in the 1950s when ITV launched.

Indeed, one strong argument in feminist research on the emergence of gender inequality in Africa suggests that it only developed in its current form at the same time as capitalism was forced on Africa through colonialism (Amadiume 1987).

It has only existed in its current form for 20 years, so the effects of gentrification are new.

At the time, Paris noted that Astrid would only exist in its current state for about another 90 days and seemed content to leave the service's future punctuated with a (potentially hopeful) question mark.

The 18th District will only exist in its current form until the end of year.

The therapy is only suitable in its current form for patients with unstable glycemic control that cannot be corrected by standard conventional and intensive insulin therapies.

It only announced itself in its current form in March 2013 when it expanded into Syria from Iraq (subsequently parting ways with al-Qaeda).

China is often cited for its large carbon footprint, but it's probably second only to Germany in its current renewable energy investments.