Sentence examples for * follows now from inspiring English sources

The conclusion follows now by the following relations H ( F S, F T ) = sup y ∈ F S d ( y, x * ) ≤ β.

(2) On page 3, the fact that the sequence ( c n ) n ∈ N is bounded follows now from the above mentioned hypothesis, using the following remark: by 3., for each x ∈ Y, we have that d ( x, f n ( x ) ) < + ∞ for all  n ∈ N ∗.

What follows now will be less romantic.

What follows now for Duke fans and players is a summer of uncertainty.

The "Rarities Edition" of "What's Going On" came out in January, and "Let's Get It On" follows now.

What follows now is the difficult business of governing in a society where only 50.1% of the voting age population voted last fall.

Mr. Hill's arch work follows that now academically well-established model, and its spirit of high-minded suspicion, however suavely embodied, now feels stale and claustrophobic.

More pertinently, perhaps, it highlights Indonesia's own failure even now fully to confront events still shrouded in mystery, ignorance and fear.The film, directed by an American, Joshua Oppenheimer, follows the now elderly members of 1960s death squads as they recall, re-enact and boast about the killing.

A single follows and now the Cardinals have two on.

And there follows the now traditional three-minute flash-forward to what is yet to come, accompanied by basically the music from The West Wing.

Although he was schooled at Manchester United, where he played alongside Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley in their junior and youth teams, Drinkwater never got the chance to represent the club he grew up supporting and still follows closely now.