Sentence examples for as now cases from inspiring English sources

But if, as now, cases arise and are dealt with reasonably, then the prospect of more debates, more threats, more votes and more disparaging world comment on British "freedoms" is a depressing waste of words and time.

We're fortunate to be one of the players still left standing as now these real use cases are starting to merge, especially on the healthcare side.

In years past, as now, most cases never came to official attention.

Then — as now, in some cases — the commitment to living on the waterfront would have had to arrive with a sort of fetishizing, realized or sublimated, of working-class life.

And this is never more true than when, as now, a few prominent cases prompt indignant headlines and rouse normally somnolent shareholders to action.

President Obama wants to continue offering benefits for an extended period of time, a maximum of 99 weeks, as is now the case.

When the President's party controls the Senate (as is now the case), it's extremely difficult to stop any nomination.

I surely hope that the exception to this measure requires that Congress must officially declare war as defined in the Constitution instead of simply calling something a war, as is now the case.

Then, as now, the prosecutor's case asserted that the avowedly Islamist governing party was guilty of "anti-secular activities".

"The two players involved have taken full responsibility for their actions and they have both received written warnings and fines, and we regard the case as now closed".

Now, as was the case then, one sex is the primary beneficiary.