Sentence examples for present day as from inspiring English sources

Some Lapita design motifs, especially the more complex, can be shown to have survived in Melanesia until the present day, as have Lapita principles of design layout.

His work focuses of the history of political thought, broadly construed, from classical antiquity to the present day, as well as on the tradition of continental philosophy from Spinoza through Habermas and the critical theorists.

It contains all legislation from 1988 to the present day, as well as most pre-1988 primary (i.e. statutory) legislation.

Among them, piebald breeding is an old practice that has lasted to the present day, as is the case for the Reguibat, the Oulad Delim, and the Oulad Tidrarin tribes (Mercer 1976; Caro Baroja 1955; Boyer 1962), as well as among Moorish tribes of present-day northern and coastal Mauritania (Correra 2006).

City Hall's looming presence will evoke the present day, as will the packs of reporters onstage covering the characters' every move.

In "Thanksgiving," however, she's the centerpiece, as the episode follows multiple Thanksgivings in her household (all with Dev) from her childhood to present day, as well as her elongated coming out process.

When set in the far less prosperous present day, as is the case with the play's current revival at the Odyssey, the general atmosphere of self-absorption can wear thin.

On the contrary, it seemed that treatment was the main domain where dentin hypersensitivity research has focused till the present day, as was clearly demonstrated by the large number and variety of related publications.

The RSM models present-day as well as future impacts amid changing population and non-aviation emissions sources.

My own view is that it's best to think of it as the U.S. population paying a national insurance premium — one that can help stem both present-day as well as prospective, or intergenerational, human and economic losses due to the risks arising from our derelict infrastructure and our use of fossil fuels that contribute to global warming.

By comparison (and a stupid one at that), Jim Johnson, a current reliever on the Baltimore Orioles, makes the same salary present-day as Clemens made back in 1990.