Sentence examples for to date does from inspiring English sources

Evidence to date does not suggest that it is any more deadly than the average flu.

The fact that he also dismisses much of the Palestinian-Israeli progress to date does not help.

Kershaw concluded that the evidence collated to date "does not support a conclusion that there was a systematic plot to take over schools".

He says: "We believe the evidence presented to date does not support a connection between the deaths of former staff and possible exposure to radiation sources".

She added: "One rather more heartening finding is that satisfaction with career to date does tend to improve with higher salaries, and this was particularly so for women".

"Evidence released to date does not corroborate these allegations with physical evidence or provide any other evidence for these allegations than the claims of informants," he said.

Some of the biggest fraudulent sales to date did not involve electronics items.

A CONNOISSEUR of the vagaries of history, a benevolent patriot, a "peace-loving schoolteacher who has not, to date, done harm to anyone".

However, most flood risk studies to date do not account for flood duration.

However, the approaches developed to date do not point out the specific anomalous activities of users.

But most such batteries to date don't produce much juice.