Sentence examples for present-day statements from inspiring English sources
And yet, as the Senate and the country grapple with the discomfort of assessing decades-old allegations against Kavanaugh, his current conduct and present-day statements are becoming a legitimate, indeed unavoidable, element of the confirmation debate.
By lining up a row of garbage cans that blare the sound of marching troops and creating a wall of condemnatory quotations from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and others in Fraktur script, a typeface once favored by the Third Reich, he seeks to connect the Nazi campaign to to ban "degenerate" art with the present-day statements.
As these statements have been written before current personal genome testing companies started to offer genome-wide non-targeted genetic profiling, it is not self-evident that the terms "all genetic testing" in these statements also include present-day commercial services.
This is the image – hegemonic in present-day Russia – that Kadyrov tacitly conjured up in his statements.
In 1951, Paul Fitts "surveyed the kinds of things men can do better than present-day machines, and vice versa" and introduced a list of statements, now commonly known as the Fitts list.
Five present-day human genomes.
The present-day Richard Cole.
Even if his and Mr. Jacobi's principal goal in participating in the parade was simply to have "a lovely time," Mr. McKellen said that their mere presence in it, as living links between a less progressive era and the present day, made a statement of its own.
One phase of the restoration of the palace was presented Thursday, and in a statement issued when the accord was first signed, in 2008, the company said it expected restorations to be completed by October 2011.
In Japan, the medicine was launched at $35,000 in present day U.S. dollars, Mitsubishi Tanabe said in a statement.
