Sentence examples for have now pointed from inspiring English sources

Politically, the Massachusetts election seems likely to presage worse days ahead, suggesting, as an unending parade of commentators have now pointed out, that Obama and his governing party could face a calamitous November.

The Standards were partly a response to what Directors UK have now pointed out – that public funding for women-led films seemed to be falling in the previous decade, a trend we needed to reverse.

However, economists have now pointed out that without that full amount, borrowing would have been going up. "The lower-than-expected windfall means that all bets must now be off on whether the deficit will in fact come down," says our producer.

Other times, Microsoft missed an opportunity to cater to the mobile platform's feature set and audience preferences – as it did on Android, when it failed to ship a weather widget to accompany the MSN Weather app, for instance, as many reviewers have now pointed out.

And that, as much as anything, an archaeologist has now pointed out, affirms the paramount place of scribes and writing in Maya politics.

The Commission has now pointed to a "contradiction" and demanded that Renault explain itself.

(Update: Twitter has now pointed me to a Tweet of Ma's also confirming the acquisition).

Work in signal transduction has now pointed out the importance of specialized membrane domains in organizing the spatial distribution of ligands, receptors and downstream components to bring them in close proximity (Lajoie et al. 2009).

We have now specifically pointed out that the regulation of TBP-associated factors remains unclear in the Discussion section.

But a few Twitter users have now begun to point the finger at him directly.

A 14th-minute goal by Sam Baldock secured the points, meaning Brighton have now taken 17 points from the last 21.