Sentence examples for to date rather from inspiring English sources

The whole point of fashion is to look up to date rather than old-fashioned.

This would be a more accurate look at the impact of Trump's policy changes to date, rather than focusing on just the month of March.

One of the problems with reviewing is that newspapers are obsessed with their review appearing first – being up to date rather than having the time to form more of a considered view.

Workers who want to progress will have to keep their formal skills up to date, rather than relying on the firm to train them (or to push them up the ladder regardless).

"Make no mistake, the wily Moore is in no way making a statement on one character by his crafting of the ultimate bad guy in his series to date, rather his chosen antichrist is a commentary on a perceived degradation of society, both in our world and the fictional.

The fact that Twitter was accessed more on mobile devices may suggest that it was used more for keeping up to date rather than active engagement.

You can react quicker to situations and make decisions based on up-to-date, rather than historical, financial data.

In general, readers should probably expect well-crafted books that take pains to be accurate and up-to-date, rather than amazing revelations about ultimate questions.

Kleptocracies come apart for all sorts of reasons, but it's a rare delight that the Zimbabwean military's to-date rather slick putsch was triggered, in part, by Grace Mugabe's freely decadent history of luxury shopping.

Many times, the idea is to choose a business name that seems trendy and up-to-date rather than a name that will remain timeless.

Wuthering Heights was AIP's biggest success to that date – rather to the surprise of studio chief Samuel Z Arkoff, who tried in vain to persuade Fuest to deliver a sequel – and Fuest was then teamed with Price, who had at that time grown weary of his horror stardom and become prickly to work with.