Sentence examples for followed until now from inspiring English sources

Other and greater improvements followed, until now steel has almost entirely superseded copper.

Junqueras told the court on Thursday he would obey the law if released, but the judges said there was a risk he would reoffend, because "there is no sign that the defendant has any intention of abandoning the route he has followed until now".

We report a patient who had thyrotoxic periodic paralysis diagnosed 7 years ago, and he has been followed until now.

Mr. Gettelfinger called on the Treasury and the White House to release financing and "prevent the imminent collapse of the automakers and the devastating consequences that would follow". Until now, the White House had resisted such a move, but said Friday morning that it would consider using money from the $700 billion financial bailout to help the automakers.

A series of acquisitions followed, but until now have been restricted to the US and Puerto Rico.

The president's just-concluded Asian trip bore signs that his devotion to democracy is beginning to shape American strategy beyond the "greater Middle East," calling into question the policy of economic engagement and the belief in the democratizing power of free trade that Washington has followed up until now.

The 76 women initially classified as cured were now followed until their 6th menstrual cycle or until relapse.

To everyone's frustration, there are no accepted national guidelines to follow because, until now, K-12 school districts have largely managed their own data storage.

Krikorian noted that while Walker had initially staked out "a hawkish position [on immigration]... he didn't follow up" until now.

UK Sport said it expects sports to face a barrage of distractions - including requests from the media, public appearances and social media among others - in the 12 months which now follow until the Games begin.

20 The strength of our study is its specific design for the following patients with microbleeds with a nearly complete and the longest follow-up until now.