Sentence examples for to date also from inspiring English sources

Once the building is modernized, supplies should be kept up to date also.

The ONS data, which gives a wider picture of holiday habits but is less up to date, also reflects changing tastes – with a few surprises.

PayCycle, which raised an $8.5 million series D round in April and has raised $29.3 million to date, also boasts a management team with serious chops.

This lively comedy-thriller is the latest example of that very knowing genre, the Irish crime movie, whose greatest peaks to date also star Gleeson: John Boorman's The General, and In Bruges, written and directed by McDonagh's brother, Martin.

The polling to date also suggests Conservative voters are more intensely hostile to Jeremy Corbyn than they were to Miliband, so "anyone but Jez" may be a more effective campaign message for them than "anyone but Ed".

All 41,000 people to date also had a 2011 interview in December – so we can track the changes in their choices over time, although most people don't move off their initial choice.

Keeping your phone up-to-date also helps defend against security threats, including stalkerware.

This organelle phylogenome dataset, the most comprehensive for a microalgal genus to-date, also provided a first opportunity to evaluate existing phylogenetic reconstruction and strain-typing strategies in microalgae.

The only study to-date, also performed in the CaMos population, focused on prevalent vertebral deformities by radiograph and showed no increased risk in type 1 or type 2 diabetes [ 9].

Cholesterol levels (LDL and HDL) measured in the year prior to index date also were included as covariates in the analyses.

The clinical trials published to date have also been too small to investigate clinical outcome and mortality.