Sentence examples for are only now even from inspiring English sources

Barouch speaks of meeting with advertisers and major retailers in the U.S. and Asia – folks who are only now even starting to think about Instagram.

We are only now admitting there is even a problem.

The Great Recession decimated more than eight million jobs in the U.S., and wages are only now beginning to budge, even though unemployment has shrunk to below 5%.

While I'm glad Motorola finally managed to keep their word on this one, it's seems a bit crazy that users are only now getting their updates, even when a significant hardware refresh is known to be in the works.

Yet he is not on academic curriculums, and even Welsh schools are only now being encouraged to examine his work.

Or maybe we could even say they are only now being privatized, after having existed in a kind of pre-property idyll.

"It's only now that I'm even able to feel angry about it," he said of the police actions.

We don't know, because it's only now screening for critics, and even then, it's only in Los Angeles and New York.

The music industry is only now embracing online sales (and even experimenting itself with P2P) because rampant piracy has demonstrated what consumers really want, and forced these firms to respond.The Supreme Court tried to steer a middle path between these claims, and did a reasonable job.

The recent rise in inflation that is only now slowing down reduced real incomes even further for lower-income households who spend more than the average households on gas, transportation, energy and food.

It was like a life lived backward, somehow, even if she was only now achieving her longtime ambition: "I wanted to be in law enforcement".