Sentence examples for would have been current from inspiring English sources

The point is, the Strypes are into faithful period recreation, devoting their energies to making sonic replicas of music that would have been current when their grandparents were around.

For example, if the Mozi (see "Mohism" in this Encyclopedia) quotes explicitly from the Laozi, and if the Mozi can be dated to the fifth century, then the Laozi would have been current by that time.

Comaneci's book was published in 2003 and you might imagine that the kind of young American gymnast who would have written her that letter, asked her that question, would have been the current world champion, Jordyn Wieber, now aged 17.

And, if he or she lives to age 95, the benefit will be about a third ― 34.6percentt ― of what it would have been under current law!

He adds that it is not possible to determine what sex ratios would have been doing absent current pollution patterns or current increasing trends in age of parents.

Had Congress simply extended Medicare to all Americans, we would have been spared the current difficulties.

Were there such a sensible facility in London, Baroness Warsi would have been spared her current embarrassment.

She said Sir Richard's conclusions had been carefully considered and that although the CPS had moved on "hugely" and charges would have been pressed under current procedures, the recommendations would be acted on.

That double agent who had been enlisted to bomb a United States-bound airliner has ignited a debate among security officials about whether his explosive device — an underwear bomb — would have been detected by current screening measures.

"In the long run, people will be worse off under universal credit than they would have been if the current system continued," said IFS economist Stuart Adam, responding to the Treasury comments.

Furthermore, none of our patients with iPTH concentrations above the reference range would have been detected using current screening recommendations (Livingstone and Rampes 2006; Saunders et al. 2009).