Sentence examples for have now where from inspiring English sources

This would develop naturally from the system we have now, where the Lords' makeup is relatively proportional: much more so than the Commons.

In the 2000 interview with The Financial Times of London, Mr. Schrempp said: "The structure we have now, where Chrysler is a division... was always the structure I wanted.

Any choice would be better than the situation we have now, where workers today will get less than what they put in.

We never expected what we have now, where sometimes we play for thousands of people.

"This is a ridiculous system we have now where you have campaigns that struggle to raise money directly and they can't be held accountable for the spending of the super PAC that's their affiliate".

Much better to stick with the means-testing approach we have now, where the most vulnerable and only the most vulnerable need to be fed; while any excess money raised can be redistributed around the education budget accordingly.

The only real choice people have now is where they spend their money.

Researchers with the United States Geological Survey have now shown where on Mount Rainier a mudflow is likely to start.

"Contemporary art and the scene have now pushed people where they're afraid to photograph on the street.

As a result of this, local indigenous populations have now recovered considerably, where they were still found (Nielsen and Hansen 2008).

We have now updated to reflect where each one operates.