Sentence examples for to date means from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that no root cause for failures has been identified to date means we can't know for sure if the problem has been corrected".

"Bringing the story up to date" means, of course, incorporating the fact that there's no north-eastern mining industry left to sing about.

But 7-8% underperformance year to date means that Reed has now seen no rerating on a relative PE basis since the start of 2012....we think Reed now offers excellent value for its growth.

The fact that the key domestication allele for non-shattering is the same in varieties of indica and japonica rice tested to date means that a single domestication of rice, at least for the major varietal groups, was not just possible but probable.

The low priority given to CBS research to date means there is currently an absence of evidence as to what treatments might be effective.

In Australia, voting is compulsory and the electoral roll provides an easily accessible and up to date means of contacting persons for health research studies.

He denied that a reluctance to bail-out the sector to date meant that the love-in with charities was over and defended the government's record.

The presentation, which opened Aug. 15, is Hezbollah's most ambitious multimedia exhibit to date, meant to dramatize the group's bitter conflict with Israel on the second anniversary of their latest war.

The current study is one of the largest published cohort studies in Europe [ 5– 7], and also has on of the longest follow-up to date (mean, up to 3 years) [ 8].

The rarity of specific variants, combined with the sample sizes employed to date, mean that caution must be adopted in assigning a pathogenic role to a specific variant based solely on it's uniqueness within an ASD sample.

The A + T-rich region of Z. medoensis was 487 bp, statistically shorter than those of all other polyneopteran mitogenomes sequenced to date (mean value = 1,024 bp; Student's one-sample t-test, P < 0.001).