Sentence examples similar to in consequence for now from inspiring English sources
One shift is the shrinking magnitude of the Medicare spending problem — a consequence, at least for now, of a recent slowdown in the rise of health care costs.
In consequence, silence itself is now often suppressed.
And now, in consequence, though calm, almost placid, they had been transformed from my charges into furies... .. Hannah pays a dreadful price for her naivety and indifference.
But for now the main consequence of high renewable costs is growing interest in controversial alternatives.
What the storms in the Gulf and Atlantic are reminding the public — for now, if not for long— is that the consequences of failure are big.
It satisfies certain properties that will be clarified later, but for now we are just interested in observing some of its consequences.
This is, for now, the worst ever Verona in Serie A. And relegation is a necessary consequence.
This phenomena has exponentially increased in popularity over the last few years and, as a consequence, is now presented as a viable method of funding for designers.
The consequences, for Italy and Europe, are now playing themselves out.
The new rules thus have financial and ethical consequences for pastoralists: until now, any sheep which were deemed unfit for another season would be slaughtered in early autumn.
