Sentence examples for to date number from inspiring English sources
noun
The fruit of the date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, somewhat in the shape of an olive, containing a soft, sweet pulp and enclosing a hard kernel.
- We made a nice cake from dates.
His output of painting to date number only twenty one.
No elections fought to date; number of MPs: 5 out of 183.
117 patients have been tested to date (number will increase by November 2012).
Though research in this area has been thin on the ground to date, number-crunchers are starting to rise to the challenge.Among them is Steven Levitt, an economist at the University of Chicago and author of "Freakonomics".
This means that NGOs, schools, and others serving children in poverty can access the books and resources they need - to date, numbering more than 1,000 titles for children ages 0 - 18, including books in French, Spanish and English.
Maserati's year to date numbers for 2016 are up 16% over 2017, Bigland said, while global September, October and November sales are showing rises of 50% to 60% over last year.
To date, numbers of surgical providers or surgical infrastructure have not been recorded or published in national health sector reviews or official country reports to the World Health Organization (WHO) (WHO 2012).
The album in 2011 sold 5.82 million copies, giving it a to-date number well over 10 million. .
HuffPost reached out to CPS for an up-to-date number of charter schools slated for opening in the 2013-2014 year — the same period the slated school closures will go into effected -- as well as a reaction to the charges the demand for Chicago charter schools has been overstated.
"But our year-to-date numbers don't reflect that.
But poring over Groupon's most up-to-date numbers suggests there's a problem with the new valuation: it may still be too high.
