Sentence examples for because now it is from inspiring English sources

And the bookshops are not willing to stock political books, because now it is considered dangerous.

Because now it is too late.

"It seems that Coke is being a bit misleading, because now it is much harder to get higher value prizes".

He said the only red line was a refusal to dissolve the Constituent Assembly, because now it is the only elected body that represents the will of the people.

"Without oil products, the government cannot run, it cannot fight at all, because now it is very difficult to secure oil products from imports from outside," said Mr. Seifan, the economist.

So ordinary Americans will continue to be spied on without the need for warrants but no one is protesting, because now it is legal.Where's your warrant According to defenders of warrantless interception, requiring warrants for all government surveillance would dramatically limit the stream of foreign intelligence available.

I say "used to be" because now it's better known for its ongoing battle with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, which wants to shut it down.

Because now it's about money.

Because now it's affecting everyone.

Because now it's a bit different.

The answer is simple, because now it's personal.