Sentence examples for even now being drafted from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the whole nexus of issues surrounding an amoral underclass – parenting, families, gangs, work opportunities, community – is likely to be the dominant issue of the party conference season and the two leaders' speeches, the first drafts of which are even now being drafted in various European villas.

Let's be as fair as we can to the coalition, tempting though it is to speculate that if Keynes were alive he would even now be drafting a new work entitled "The Economic Consequences of Mr Osborne".

Even more seriously, the generations of students that Durkheim had trained were now being drafted to serve in the army, and many of them perished in the trenches.

The bill, I'm told, is now being drafted.

Even now, plans are being drafted for sending troops, at least temporarily, to the nation's borders to bolster federal agencies there, as advocated by President Bush in his State of the Union address Tuesday night.

Benedict has been receiving reports on American Catholicism for years and even now is probably deep in briefing papers and proposed drafts for his statements here.

He also said plans were being drafted should Gen. John P. Abizaid, the commander for the Middle East, require even more troops beyond the 135,000 there now.

Even fewer were drafted onto teams.

Even the simplest letters were drafted and redrafted.

Ngombo might not have even been eligible to be drafted.

Now Republicans are drafting reconciliation instructions to repeal it.