Sentence examples for present day we have from inspiring English sources

So from impressionists to the present day we have no sense".

"Right up to the present day we have a culture tacitly or overtly encouraging women to shop in order to strengthen the economy," Professor Connor said.

After associating the main reading practices and methods with the social and physical places where reading was performed, we ascertain that, from antiquity to the present day, we have gradually moved from public-centred to self- centred reading habits, particularly in the early 20th century and afterwards.

In the early 2000's Dubai proved itself to be the commercial hub for the Arts--in the present day we have spaces such as Al-Serkal Avenue, which is home to local and international galleries and creative spaces in the heart of the industrial neighborhood.

Flash forward to present day and we've changed the game.

But when analyzing only the present-day events, we have to ascertain negentropic behavior.

If, instead, we could only detect 0.5% mean admixture in the present-day population, we have ∼0 power to detect 5% ancient admixture and ∼35% power to detect 10% ancient admixture (Fig. 2C).

For example, if 0.1% mean population admixture can be detected in the present-day population, we have ∼80% power to detect 5% ancient admixture and ∼100% power to detect 10% ancient admixture.

A great cross-curricular introduction for tutor time or pupil enrichment to people's stories is the Attitudes matter PowerPoint and associated teachers' notes, which introduce the themes of the film and lead into finding examples of discrimination in the present day, times when we have seen someone being treated badly and how difficult it can be to stand up for what we know is right.

The present day Seleção have endured their own Maracanazo.

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.