Sentence examples for considered now from inspiring English sources

"It's all a bit more considered now," he said.

So why should negotiations with the Taliban have been rejected then and considered now?

He is his music, without it... [he] might be considered now as just one more 19th-century spirituality salesman.

As for the future, Verlander said, pitchers will probably be more seriously considered now that he has won.

London has done an exceptional job in addressing this, such that using a police cell as a place of safety would not be considered now.

Waivers -- based on the crime committed, how long they've been here, what kind of behavior they've had since, hardship on families -- can't be considered now".

The negotiating window for the B.C.S. television contract opens this year, which is why a change in format can be considered now.

A Yahoo executive who agreed to speak only on condition of anonymity said that ceding the search business to Google was not an option being considered now.

"Lawrence of Arabia," from 1962, which is playing all over the county October 4th for one day on big screens, wouldn't even be considered now.

When Hogan did it in 1953 and then won the British Open at Carnoustie, there was no thought of a Grand Slam as it's considered now.

Energy and environmental policies being considered now can matter not just to great grandchildren, but to many global citizens alive today.