Sentence examples for problem to date from inspiring English sources

But it certainly erased the biggest campaign problem to date for both men: each other.

The company said there had been no accidents or injuries in Australia as a result of the problem to date but dealers would "add resin protection covers to the metal seat cushion frames".

Using the wit and eye for detail Mr. Coyle displayed in his first cycling book, "Lance Armstrong's War," from 2005, they have produced the broadest, most accessible look at cycling's drug problem to date.

Allan Gibbard's two related proposals (Gibbard 1990, 2003) and Mark Schroeder's Being For (2008c) constitute the most sustained assaults on the embedding problem to date.

The rapid success of ISIS-led fighters in seizing territory in western Iraq presents the government in Baghdad with its greatest security problem to date.

The problem, to date, is that formal, online education is still being packaged in all-or-nothing degree programs, falsely constraining education innovation.

He attributed the project's problems to date in part to the turnover of Lincoln Center presidents.

"No customers have reported problems to date," a spokesman said, adding that Sony is "taking the issue very seriously".

"The plant fibers we're using have no added taste when subjected to boiling water, so we haven't had any aftertaste problems to date," he said.

Mr. Putin's 50-minute state-of-Russia speech -- like the American state of the union, now an annual tradition for Kremlin leaders -- was perhaps his most pungent analysis of Russia's problems to date.

Shallow and efficient doping of wide band-gap semiconductors has remained one of yet unresolved problems to date.