Sentence examples for through its current from inspiring English sources
New York deserves no less to see it through its current crisis.
Scardino, who was raised in Texas but has lived in the UK for 20 years, also said the EU was in need of leaders of the stature of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to help it through its current political and financial malaise.
With its prices already far lower than it had planned for and two lower-cost operators yet to enter the market, Iridium's future is questionable, even if it can battle through its current financial crisis.Not that Globalstar and ICO are crowing over Iridium's difficulties.
G.M. has said that Opel needs 3.3 billion to get through its current crisis, while the German government has said it is open to the concept of loan guarantees, provided a private investor is on board.
G.M. has said that Opel needs 3.3 billion euros to get through its current crisis, and the German government has said it is open to the concept of loan guarantees, provided a private investor is on board.
It is the same economy built on racial discrimination through its current form of an incarceration state.
If we're realistic we have to say there is little chance of the deal going through in its current form.
If PopCap hits certain earnings targets through December 2013, its current owners could reap up to $550 million in additional payments, making the deal the largest Electronic Arts has ever struck.
While versions of Salafiya have persisted through history, its current iteration derives largely from the puritanical, 18th-century school of Saudi Islam known as Wahhabism.
Jeffrey Fan at UBS Securities slashed his rating on the stock from "buy" to "sell," based on his estimate that the deal had only a 20percentt chance of going through under its current terms.
Collingham ends her "biography" (the sub-title is a slightly lazy and unconvincing borrowing from Mark Kurlansky's unlikely hit of 1998, Cod: A Biography) by following curry through to its current manifestations around the world.
