Sentence examples for true to date from inspiring English sources

Of course it is important to mention that you've also promised multiple times to reimburse me for my out of pocket expenses but as you well know that hasn't proven to be true to date either.

What is true (to-date) is that we have struggled to do this in Europe alone, so we need to go West (or East) in order to get to truly big scale, simply due to the smaller size of the homogeneous home-grown markets.

Flowers' greatest dream-come-true to date, then, has not been achieving stardom, but the Killers' early conquest of the UK.

It is also true that to date the love of my life has been a woman.

This is especially true since, to date, many older people have left their jobs either voluntarily (i.e. because of early retirement) or involuntarily (i.e. because of work disability or unemployment) much earlier than the official age of retirement [ 4].

Although the oldest true roots recorded to date are of Silurian age, some form of soil anchoring system which absorbed nutrients is probable from the earliest stages of land colonization [52, 53].

Our results represent the most comprehensive characterization of true normal CSF to date.

However, as it has recently been addressed [ 5], most of the studies have not reported the true mastitis incidence to date, since it would be necessary to define a time limit for the collection of data and to know the size of the population at risk, that is, breastfeeding mothers in the area of study.