Sentence examples for been doing until now from inspiring English sources

What have they been doing until now?

"All we've been doing until now is plugging holes.

They would much prefer to be able to play the different regulators against each other, which is what they have been doing until now.

In a sign of how little many committees have actually been doing until now, the new rules require each committee "to conduct oversight of the administration of laws and programs by agencies within its jurisdiction".

"We cannot forget what Mercedes have been doing until now this season," he said, in reference to their domination.

The content in the newsfeed should also become more relevant, Grishaver says — instead of just presenting a reverse-chronological stream of updates, which is largely what LinkedIn has been doing until now, the company will be algorithmically sorting those updates based on how likely they are to be relevant to each user.

"But," he added, "what has been done until now is very important and is an important contribution to global resilience of the financial system".

"They haven't been done until now," said Mgr Hugh Bradley, before adding: "Some have been done – but I don't know if they have been done every year".

*** Perhaps the most astonishing thing about Ebola is that, despite it first being identified in the 1970s, and despite regular outbreaks, so little work has been done until now to combat it – no effective drugs, no vaccine, just the standard procedures of isolating patients, not touching them, regular dousing in chlorine bleach for the uninfected.

We expect BCS research to detail all the layers III V, the same as has been done until now in CS with the layers I and II.

In addition, a systematic study about the effects of the substrate temperature on the morphology of the film has not been done until now.