Sentence examples for are only now reaching from inspiring English sources

And we are only now reaching what may be peak P.O.C.B.S. season.

Reports are only now reaching the United States of serious unrest in the northeast Chinese mining city of Yangjiazhangzi almost six weeks ago.

Flip taxes have been used in co-ops for decades, but many condos are just now considering them, mainly because condominiums are a relatively recent phenomenon in New York and so the buildings are only now reaching the point when renovation work is needed.

Many of the largest American multinationals are only now reaching that tipping point where they are as much non-U.S.

They are the doctors, lawyers, writers, artists, judges, engineers and scientists who are only now reaching or have recently reached retirement age.

But for some small fraction of those students, the tension is only now reaching its apex.

European airlines are also taking advantage of a wave of consolidation that is only now reaching the United States.

A gifted ball-handler at 6 feet 10 inches, he is only now reaching his potential at 30 years old.

Béla Zsolt's memoir Nine Suitcases (Jonathan Cape, £17.99) is another example of recovered memory that is only now reaching western Europe.

Capacity utilisation is only now reaching the sort of level around 90% that would prompt companies to expand again.But there is more to Indonesia's woes than sluggish domestic demand.

"The fact that self-referential irony is only now reaching the musical theater just as it's receding in other media into some post-ironic something, strikes me as, well, amusing," he said.