The phrase "express now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when urging someone to communicate their thoughts or feelings immediately.
Example: "If you have any concerns about the project, please express now so we can address them."
Alternatives: "communicate now" or "share now".
What I'm feeling I can't even express now".
In accordance to this, we express now the discrimination quantity for the two proposed strategies in order to establish the desired inequality: L ( P N ( X ~ N ∣ x N, H 0 ) ; P N ( X ~ N ∣ x N, H 1 ) ) = ∑ x ~ 1 ⋯ ∑ x ~ N P N x ~ N ∣ x N, H 0 log P N x ~ N ∣ x N, H 0 P N x ~ N ∣ x N, H 1, (60).
The emotion the Breakers express now is joy.
"It's kind of an express now," he said, as the train rolled along the Manhattan Bridge.
While new customers can sign up for a 3-month trial, Express now costs $95 a year for unlimited free deliveries (or $10/month) with a $15 minimum order.
"I believe it will also encourage peace and development". Several private East African airlines, including Kenya-based African Express, now fly into Somalia from neighbouring countries - but for many years Mogadishu's international airport was out of action, controlled by rival militia groups.
What Trump is expressing now is actually a completely normal human instinct to losing, she said.
I know that the feeling I'm expressing now is unanimous with the players and the staff.
I have to say we were dismissed out of hand, but had there been two questions there would be none of the concerns that are being expressed now.
Any concerns that are expressed now have yet to filter through to most voters.
The responsibility and fraternity expressed now as the abyssal subject or other-in-the-same leaves a trace in social relations.
