Sentence examples for won't be current from inspiring English sources

Tim Cook, chief executive of Apple, thinks he knows: it won't be current boss Angela Ahrendts as he has hired her as his new retail supremo and he expects her to start work next week.

If this won't be current, I don't know what will.

"Even though you won't be the current president, it will still give you a much better understanding of what you've just done," Ms. Penniman wrote.

True, as boomers start to retire in greater numbers, there won't be enough current workers coming along behind them to keep the program solvent on a pay-go basis.

A way that works for some is to set up a standing order so that your money is switched to your savings account the day after you get paid, that way it won't be in your current account tempting you to spend it.

These are the bald conclusions from reports showing that China is hard on the heels of the US in terms of its share of global GDP and that it won't be long – given current trends in growth rates - before the positions at the top are reversed.

This recession won't be over until current and unfolding financial ailments are contained.

Although medical textbooks won't be "wrong," the current knowledge in them will be replaced by more precise and advanced methods, techniques and understandings.

"It won't be with my current family," the chief grinned, only for the pitch to be changed to reflect how he would be "moving with his new wife" instead.

"There is an opportunity to use firefighters, who won't be doing their current jobs, to help us with some of the other problems, in particular, this issue of cover at our on-call, part-time fire stations".

He will talk to analysts if they visit him, but he says it's time-consuming and unproductive to educate new analysts who won't be in their current jobs long.