Sentence examples for changes for now from inspiring English sources

The company says it is holding back from promising any permanent changes for now, partly because of the pressure it faces over data sharing.

A few other changes: For now, you can generally take a tax deduction only for unreimbursed medical expenses that exceed 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income.

Mr. Kostunica puts greater emphasis on the need for constitutional reforms to establish the rule of law and says the poor should be shielded from radical economic changes for now.

The changes, for now, affect only Con Ed customers, but "as we move through the transition to a competitive market, all power companies will offer market rate for their electricity," Mr. Flanagan said.

Chris Ditunno, who founded Allston-Brighton Bikes, a community organization, and who sits on the mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee, said that while some in the biking community are reserving judgment on the changes for now, others are thrilled at the new focus on biking.

Economists expect no changes for now to the Bank's programme of printing electronic money, known as quantitative easing (QE), while interest rates are widely seen sticking at their record low of 0.5% throughout this year and probably much of next year, too.

Nest says its existing privacy policy will not change for now, but has not ruled out modifications in future.

American and US Airways have so far declined to make that change; for now, passengers still earn miles the old-fashioned way.

Suffolk, which was regarded by ministers as a role model for municipal reform, may have abandoned change for now, fearing an electoral backlash.

But Carney says that while a slowdown in China's economy could push down further on inflation, it does not change, for now, the central bank's position on when and how it might increase interest rates.

He said that Obama's endorsement "makes no legal change for now, which may sound familiar to a couple of generations ago, but that's where we are".