Sentence examples for because now if from inspiring English sources

"We were like, who is the person that did that because now if Obama wins, then we are not going to get aid.

"Because now if it doesn't happen, they'll all say, 'Well, I guess nobody wanted her to work again.' I always loved working as an actress, but I didn't understand why I couldn't just opt out of being famous.

The fact that Kennedy is next might actually push him to the left a little bit, because now if he sides with the liberals, Kennedy is the senior associate justice in the majority — and thus gets to assign these opinions to himself.

It's a big problem because now, if there's a big flood, the younger generation cannot swim.

I mean, we have to do that because now, if people feel like they don't have control over how they're sharing things, then we're failing them.

"They get more in rent by having our products installed because now if you're a resident you can share access with your friends, family, cleaners etc. without having to be home".

"The traditional things you do — like an eight-man front — don't work because now you have nine gaps if the quarterback is running the ball," Jim Schwartz, the defensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans, said.

"Rest always trumps practice, because right now if you don't know what you have to do out there, you shouldn't even be here," Julien said.

Because now, even if you want to go for further studies, the government is not going to pay for you".

Because right now, if I look around, I don't see much to inspire nostalgia in future generations.

Because right now, if you're born poor, you will die on average nine years earlier than others.