Sentence examples for because it has now from inspiring English sources

However a new Angry Birds game most definitely would be crowd-ready because it has now earned its following.

The deal actually closed in April, says GoDaddy, but the company is making it public today because it has now integrated the service into GoDadddy Online Bookkeeping, its SMB-focused accounting business.

In a statement, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs said it welcomed the court ruling because it "has now drawn a line under the Goldman Sachs issue".

The WHO made the declaration because it has now been 42 days - twice the maximum Ebola incubation period - since the last confirmed patient returned two consecutive negative tests and was discharged from hospital.

Security around the traveling election bandwagon is so tight that a routine request to see Turnbull and his wife, Lucy's, menus on the VIP jet was refused because it has now become classified information.

Because it has now become all but the rule that every committee must include a woman, and there are still relatively few women on the faculty, female professors say they are losing up to half of their research time, as well as the outside consultancies that earn their male colleagues a lot of money.

Because just that it has now "happened" to me, doesn't mean that it's any different.

The color and texture of it have now changed because it has already been served.' He really believes that timing is everything".

But even if I wanted to campaign against the mining company that was harming drinking water, I couldn't because it has basically now paid us off.

The last frontier, at the moment, is private mobile messaging — an arena we think of as inherently trustworthy, in part because it has, until now, been ad-free.

"And maybe it's because I've now got two little grandchildren, but I think we're coming up on the most important election of my time".