Sentence examples for today's level of from inspiring English sources

One concern, though, is maintaining today's level of customer service.

That would be a big increase from today's level of 1.25percentt.

But today's level of international cooperation is wholly inadequate to the need.

I refuse to accept that today's level of crime is an inevitable fact of 21st century life in Britain.

Midgley said that by reaching today's level of 400 ppm of atmospheric carbon dioxide, "we've turned the evolutionary clock back 5 million years in under a century.

Along with other oil companies, Occidental had massively scaled back spending as the price of oil had plunged from more than $30 per barrel to $8 in the 1980s compared to today's level of more than $100.

Today's levels of economic inequality are roughly the same as those when Thatcher departed.

Those records also show today's levels of CO2 are higher.

For example, if today's levels of felony disenfranchisement existed during the very close Nixon-Kennedy race in 1960, Richard Nixon may well have been elected.

It is just that white rule sometimes seem rosier when people consider today's levels of unemployment and crime and the increasing competition with foreign immigrants for jobs.

In fact, today's levels of emigration pale beside those of a century ago, when 14% of Irish-born people and 10% of native Norwegians had emigrated.