Sentence examples for present day about from inspiring English sources

For centuries, mathematics has been of special concern to philosophers who have continually argued to the present day about what some deem its "special nature".

Is anyone thinking beyond the present day — about the future, about rebuilding, about still making their lives in Haiti?

Quotations from "The American Chesterfield" published in 1830, and present day thoughts about the same things View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

How has your opinion changed, if at all, after reading and discussing historical and present day opinions about the case and the town of Philadelphia, Mississippi?

If people in the present day know about Bloody Face and they know that Thredson is Bloody Face, that must mean that Thredson is eventually found guilty, right?

Here we discuss the main themes which the nonagenarian themselves identified as important pointers in their age-span and health-span, relate these to some present day evidence about genes and life style interactions related to longevity and discuss how the combined evidence supports everyone adopting better ageing strategies.

The new results suggest that the post-orogenic Revsund granites can be divided into two major types of intrusives, those which are intruded as domes/stokes with a maximum present day thickness of about 3 3.5 km and those which are intruded as thin sheets, with a maximum thickness of a few hundred meters.

Exclusive – No, Conduit was not acquired for a billion dollars or more by Google or Microsoft … yet (although one executive suggested to me in a phone call this week that the company should, in fact, be worth about half of Facebook's valuation on the private market – meaning about $35 billion at present day – because they reach about half of the social network's audience).

It must be emphasized that the present day power reactors use just about 0.5% of the mined uranium and it would be imprudent to discard the rest of the mass as waste.

The New Yorker, October 31 , 1953P. 69 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about present day Oak Ridge.

Doillon's films, from the beginning through the present day, have always been about young people.