Sentence examples for brought now from inspiring English sources

The reason why the suit is being brought now by the unit owners as opposed to the board is because the sponsor controls the board in this building for five years.

Where once Test cricket was viewed as the pinnacle of ambition for the prestige it brought, now T20 is the path to wealth, with Chris Gayle, a former captain, setting the benchmark as a peripatetic purveyor of expensive sixes.

Whilst everyone is quick to blame greedy personal injury lawyers for creating a litigious society, the Government's own statistics show there are fewer claims being brought now than there were 10 years ago.

A recent ruling by the Supreme Court, in a case against Kraft Foods, however, determined that patent suits can only be brought now in districts where a company is based, or where it does a significant amount of its business.

Nobody is suggesting that criminal charges should be brought now against long dead individuals -- the question is whether the massacre of the Armenians is correctly described as 'genocide,' according to the definition adopted by the UN Convention in 1948".

What the weather brings now will change everything.

In the late 1980s, Mr. Keno said, the best examples were selling for double what they are bringing now.

He was against offshore oil drilling as not being worth the environmental damage it brings; now he's for it, and damn the costs.

"And he's bringing now decades, plural, of thinking and experience to this book, to take his arguments beyond climate change and really look at the global future".

The question now becomes: What insight does Schwartz bring now to the conversation with customers.

Promotion, and the extra income this would bring, now became a matter of considerable concern to Scott.