Sentence examples for are only now coming from inspiring English sources

And the gloves are only now coming off.

The agreements signed between SpeedNet, Telemedia and the old government are only now coming into focus.

But behind the exterior lie secrets that are only now coming to light.

Unfortunately, to get such detail requires substantial delays, which is why first-quarter figures are only now coming out.

Though the details are only now coming to light, the fraud appears to have been going on for years.

The consequences are only now coming home to roost, as mines take a long time to build.

"The true crisis is only now coming to rest," he writes, in "This Deuced Cleverness".

As for electricity, its real significance is only now coming to be understood (you need it for IT).

Because of its relative newness, placentophagy is only now coming to the attention of scientists.

It played in New York at Anthology Film Archives in 2006 and is only now coming out on DVD.

The immediate future of a post-Film Council world is only now coming into focus.