Sentence examples for is now because from inspiring English sources

The time is now because, today, there are still millions of families living in fear, there are still billions of dollars in tax revenue to be able to be contributed, and there is a rapidly growing community that is closely watching this issue.

This sport is what it is now because of him".

For me the time is now because communication is in a place where we never had it before.

Ms Adams is where she is now because of a kind of passing prettiness that carries no threat.

'Hampshire social services and Hampshire police put my child where he is now because they didn't listen to him.

But talent's only part of it – Richard has got to where he is now because he worked for it".

Neanderthals, whose homeland was much colder then than it is now because of the ice age, were hairier (and thus better insulated) than Homo sapiens.

Cervical cancer, once the leading cancer killer among American women, is now, because of Pap smears, a distant seventh, killing 4,100 a year.

"I wouldn't trade anything for what it is now, because it wasn't the same path I thought I would take," Cameron said.

When is dictated by nature, and here in central New Jersey that time is now because the soil has warmed up and temperatures are no longer freezing.

Unfortunately, he can't threaten that a post-Brexit Treasury would be no more compliant than it is now – because he almost certainly would no longer be chancellor.