Sentence examples for was to date from inspiring English sources

Despite his skepticism, he acknowledged that this was, to date, one of the most impressive attempts to settle the question.

She remembers how much "fun" it was to date Alan Greenspan (really?), her affair with Senator Edward Brooke and her contemptuous relationship with co-anchor Harry Reasoner.

She remembers how much "fun" it was to date Alan Greenspan (really?), her affair with Sen. Edward Brooke, and her contemptuous relationship with co-anchor Harry Reasoner.

The report of the Cour des Comptes noted that the autonomy promised to the Louvre in 1993 was to date "largely fictitious" because the museum still had to answer to two Culture Ministry departments, the Reunion of National Museums, which oversees 33 government-owned museums, and the Direction of French Museums, which fixes government subsidies to museums.

Through the numerical simulation, it is illustrated that higher ignition temperature is caused by the adsorption of CO2 and following dissociation on platinum surface, which was to date considered negligible in catalytic combustion.

It was, to date, the closest Obama confidant to come out in favor of impeachment.

What the discussions have not been to date is decisive.

Concessions must be traded, though few have been to date.

(Binmore 1994, 1998 is to date the only attempt).

These are, to date, the deepest living fish ever recorded.

This race is (to date) the last French Grand Prix.