Sentence examples for reasonably current from inspiring English sources

Politics and playwriting have rarely been a profitable match, particularly when reasonably current affairs are the subject.

Rarely are staffs given the resources to make reasonably current assessments on all properties in the jurisdiction.

To keep reasonably current, say within a week, a search engine -- or Web-searching service -- now needs a communications pipeline capable of carrying 50 million bits of data a second.

Fair enough, if you're influenced by Bowie you wouldn't necessarily look or sound like Bowie, just as a new punk couldn't by definition be anything like punk, but at least with Lady Gaga you have a reasonably current act whose debt to Bowie is as prominent as the Ziggy flash she homaged eight years ago.

Even if you have reasonably current backups of core business data archived offsite, you could be out of business until you get that data restored on new servers and find someplace for your employees to work.

The information is reasonably current, with the exception of the current Marburg outbreak in Angola.

Moody's said Friday that it had kept Italy's sovereign debt rating at Baa2 because of the reasonably low current cost of funding and the fact that the Italian budget would be in surplus if debt service were excluded.

Conductive atomic force microscopy maps show reasonably uniform current flow out of the plane of the film.

To be able to investigate such effect, first one needs to define an assessment and fitting protocol that reasonably reflects current clinical practice.

The optimal bulk conductivity giving the highest ER effect at reasonably low currents amounted to about 10−5 S/cm.

This is about right for a restaurant that is not cheap, but is reasonably priced by current standards.