Sentence examples for has now to be from inspiring English sources
There are a number of words and cliches, filched from the past, whose currency has now to be categorically refused.
Collins went to Anaheim for three years, then spent 12 years waiting for the chance he has now, to be a manager in the big leagues again.
In contrast to the ligand-centered method, which was applied in case of single complexes [6], the ligand has now to be fitted in a given residue arrangement.
To face the challenge of the population reaching 9 billion in the 2050 and the drastic changes in the food production system caused by climate change a new way to intend agricultural development has now to be implemented.
"This success has now to be achieved by low-income and middle-income countries to accelerate progress toward a tobacco-free world by 2040.
Formerly mainly considered as a degradation product occurring after fibrin inactivation, it has now to be considered as a signaling molecule.
To ascertain their taxonomic status, however, the organisms themselves have now to be identified.
FGF signalling is strikingly affected by Pax3 and Fgfr4 has now been shown to be a direct target [ 19].
However, this cycle length has now been found to be beyond the scope of the course.
