Sentence examples for have now collided from inspiring English sources

Freemarket economics unleashed two forces that have now collided: the rapid rise in inequality, and a route to the top percentile for the talented female, black or gay person.

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The U.S. Navy has now recovered the remains of all 10 sailors who went missing after the American warship USS John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker near Singapore last week.

Nationally, a large majority of students still attend government schools, but the expansion of private institutions has created parallel educational systems — systems that are now colliding.

Africa has begun to collide with southern Europe, and the Australian Plate is now colliding with Southeast Asia.

But many residents today are affluent professionals, and although they may have been drawn to the area by its decades-old reputation for individualism and a carefree lifestyle, those qualities are now colliding.

It is not just that the facts about climate change have become clear; it is that, in establishing those facts, the scientific model of weather, which eclipsed the symbolic one in the nineteenth century, is now colliding with it.

Or is it that student debt is now colliding with a larger culture of consumer debt?

Two global crises have collided, and we have a chance here, now, to solve them both with one mighty heave - but our leaders are letting this opportunity for greatness leach away.

Teatime and cocktail hour have finally collided.

Two boys have accidentally collided into one another.