Sentence examples for to be more current from inspiring English sources

The interface between the news and fiction reaches back to Charles Dickens, but the digital age brings new opportunities to be more current than ever.

"It just demanded to be produced, it couldn't wait, so we're doing it as a final extra piece in the Temporary space before it comes down," says McLaughlin, who suggests that such programming reflects a desire to be more current and responsive and fits Norris's avowed determination that the NT should change to "reflect the city and the country we are in.

I debated on changing it to be more current lyrically, but then I thought, "You know, there are still frustrations that might not be exactly the same, but they're still frustrations".

He couldn't be more current".

Of course, the preoccupation with stylish conduct carries itself over to attire - and what's more current than that?

Solar cells with microcones are proved to be more efficient, generating more current than the conventional one.

There are believed to be more than 600 current police probes sexual abuse, 261 of which are described as "non-recent", in the jargon.

Our new approach is shown to be more accurate than current CVFE methods.

In the United Stated alone there are said to be more than 400.000 current users.

However, these new agents tend to be more expensive than current therapies.

Never and former smokers tended to be more educated than current smokers (P = 0.004).