Sentence examples for through present day from inspiring English sources

The graphic below based on research from the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence details some of these advancements, over the course of four industrial revolutions from the 1700s through present day and into the future.

Understanding this, I wanted to take a look at the history of home ownership, dating from the 1930's through present day, and find out exactly how redlining impacted housing segregation in the United States, especially amongst the African American and Latino communities.

They argue that the slope of a linear or linearized exposure-response curve may be derived from studies in which past exposures, typically in the occupational environment, have been underestimated: they were in fact higher than estimated through present day reconstruction.

Another alternative was the divergent route that became Braddock's Road a few years later through present day New Stanton.

While passing through present day Montana, the expedition members were informed of the Yellowstone region to the south, but they did not investigate it.

At its peak, about A.D. 250, the Maya empire extended through present-day Mexico, Guatemala, northern Belize and western Honduras.

Tells about the history of Indonesia, from the Dutch colonial period through present-day conflicts: East Timor, political upheaval, etc.

Near the show's first black bulge, you encounter Robert Adams's almost reticent black-and-white photographs retracing the trail of Lewis and Clark through present-day Oregon and documenting the widespread ruin that foresting companies have visited upon the wilderness.

Hence, it became attractive to many scholars of religion to try to supplement ancient archaeological evidence with data drawn from contemporary primitive peoples i.e., to interpret the prehistoric Stone Age through present-day stone age cultures.

Which, perhaps, warrants readdressing through present-day context.

From the time of slavery through the present day, through crises of poverty and political turmoil, Haitians have found healing, release, and diversion in the Vodou nation dances of Rada, Congo, Petwo, and others; the folk dances of affranchi ("freed slaves"); and the ceremonial parading dances of rara.