Example sentences of "be to date " in BNC.
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| 1 | To conclude , the fact that there has been to date remarkably little progress towards an independent discipline of material culture is due , at least in part , to the particular history of that field within anthropology . |
| 2 | Where you start will therefore depend upon where you are to date . |
| 3 | If the battle in which Penda fought Cwichelm and Cynegils at Cirencester , dated to 628 in the Chronicle A ( s.a. 628 ) ( which is almost certainly a few years too early ) , can be safely placed before 633/4 , Penda was already a formidable force before Hatfield , but even if it were to date to a little after 633/4 it still reveals the wide-ranging character of Penda 's early activities . |
| 4 | A safer approach is to date quartz within the flow , or from the underlying sediment heated by the flow . |
| 5 | Well-run U/V , backed up by efficient filtration , is to date the only proven method to clear and continue to prevent green water . |
| 6 | One objective of the GISP2 programme , and the parallel European effort GRIP ( Greenland Icecore Project ) , is to date accurately the apparent shifts from glacial to interglacial conditions that have been observed in previous Greenland ice cores. et all . |
| 7 | There is to date only a single example of a Celtic deity known to me , apart from the cucullati depicted in debatable circumstances on the Colchester vessel described above . |
| 8 | Convenient as it is to date the militarization of the Cold War from the outbreak of the war in Korea in June 1950 , warning signs of increasing East–West tension had occurred well before that crisis . |
| 9 | According to Fidelity — one of the few companies which is to date offering these funds — the yield on its Tax Free Income Plan ( a unit trust comprising 51 per cent equities and 49 per cent bonds ) will fall from about 6 per cent now to 5.75 per cent after 5 April . |
| 10 | This is to date . |
| 11 | When this was first published ( Hawkes and Hull , 1947 ) , Period I was placed in the bracket AD 10 — 42 , on the basis of Tiberian sigillata and Arretine wares , and one interesting result of this was to date the Roman pottery from Bagendon to the pre-conquest period ( Clifford , 1961 , 257 ) . |