Sentence examples for says to date from inspiring English sources

Their CEO, Yashar Behzadi says, To date, the major platform companies have leveraged data moats to maintain their competitive advantage.

The report says: "To date, the primary factor in decision-making has been opening schools at pace, rather than maximising value for money.

RelayRides doesn't share many specific numbers, but it says to date "thousands of owners have signed up their cars" for renting, and that the service has doubled revenue between June and August 2011 (obviously we don't know what the revenue was in June, so it's not clear how big a jump that is).

"While Brucella has been confirmed in many marine mammal species globally," the agency says, "to date it has not been confirmed as causing epizootics [that is, unexpected increases in disease] or die-offs of multiple age classes in marine mammals, including dolphins". Is the new study a smoking gun?

The game is said to date back to the 1940s.

It said: "To date, no abnormal indications have been identified.

From the standpoint of comfort, modern Princeton may be said to date from this campaign.

The form could be said to date back to the Greeks.

Its street market is said to date to some 700 years ago.

The gnarled olive trees, ghostly in their cragginess, are said to date to Jesus' time.

Abondance is made using techniques said to date back to the 12th century.