Sentence examples for to date relates from inspiring English sources

The most persuasive evidence to date relates to colorectal cancer.

An aspect that has remained little explored to date relates to the coordination of the PI enzymatic activities at both the local and the global cellular levels.

The cash penalties represented the largest fines to date related to the rate-rigging inquiry.

Some 80% of consumer credit cases to date related to digital media such as websites, emails and texts.

If the bank agrees to the deals with various authorities, the collective penalties would yield the largest total fines to date related to the rate-rigging inquiry and would increase the likelihood that other financial institutions would face stiff penalties.

The people said the expected settlement, which could come as early as Friday, would include more than $450 million in fines and wider sanctions, the largest penalties to date related to the rate-rigging inquiry.

In agreement with the multifactorial nature of the disease, the studies conducted to date relate to different classes of analytes.

Apple's ten published applications on the iPhone to date relate to: touchscreens/dual-touch; audio playback speed; wireless data transfer; and proximity sensors.

Still plenty of other investors are nervous, and for good reason, starting with the SEC, which hasn't offered much guidance to date relating to ICOs.

And the two most popular debate questions that users asked were, in order of popularity: "Alexa, what time is the debate?" and "Alexa, who won the debate?" Amazon also says that Alexa users have asked millions of questions to date related to the 2016 election.

"The only comments I've heard to date relate to who I might appoint to the position, which isn't a City Council issue," he said.