Sentence examples for reference the current from inspiring English sources

For reference, the current G sedan ranges from $38,000 to $42,000, depending on engine choice and trim level.

For reference, the current Rowland spacings are 8632.48 mm (HETG) and 8637.0 mm (LETG); ACIS pixels are 0.023987 mm square, HRC-S are 0.0064294 mm.

That was when Franklin Roosevelt decided that the Great Depression was over, and he needed to get a grip on America's terrifying federal deficit (at the time about 4.5% of GDP. Just for reference, the current figure for Great Britain is 11.4%).

In 2010 he reached a career apex with the completion of The Clock, a 24-hour video made up of cinematic clips at least one for every minute of the day that reference the current diegetic time, primarily through dialogue or visual depictions of timepieces.

The suggestions include every manner of numerical calculation, with most using as a point of reference the current $136,700 salary of State Supreme Court justices, who handle a wide range of cases, including murder cases and malpractice trials, and whose pay would have risen 41 percent if they had received raises to keep pace with inflation, according to one filing.

We also compare their baseband computational complexity using as a baseline reference the current waveforms used in 4G LTE downlink (DL) and uplink (UL).

To do this, we first eliminate the reference from the current reference set whose removal drops the accuracy the least.

Business 2.0 broke the story and their article simply references "the current version of SQL Server," but they were merely referring to "MS SQL Server 2005 Express".

Fellow panellist and Jewish Labour chair Jeremy Newmark was rebuked from the floor for comments about the Holocaust, the speaker referencing the current "police holocaust" against black people.

"Whatever assumptions you had about prices in the past you cannot make a new budget without referencing the current price and if that is $50 and not $100 that makes a huge difference," says the energy expert.

She references the current debate around the gender imbalance in book reviewing, how women's books are marketed and how only men's fiction is deemed to be "weighty" and "serious".