Sentence examples for issues up to now from inspiring English sources

In order to satisfy these issues, up to now, the main wireless applications have been unicast multiuser systems.

And hopefully grow: he also added that one of Accomable's biggest issues up to now has been that demand for places has far exceeded the supply of available listings.

This also offers an interesting development for mobile advertising, too — since one of the big issues up to now especially on mobiles has been the double challenge of screen size and users feeling that an ad taking up that precious real estate is intrusive.

Additionally, some critical issues, which up to now have not been adequately resolved, are outlined.

Powered in part by the rise of online shopping, which has helped small-time entrepreneurs market their subway-inspired creations widely, the transit agency now issues up to 600 notices a year for copyright infringements to protect trademarks on train line logos and other system imagery.

In the final critical appraisal section (see subsection 'Critical appraisal of the current debate'), we analyze the kinds of arguments given, thereby critically assessing the issues and concerns that have been discussed, as well as identifying those issues and concerns that up to now have been neglected.

The issue of 'snapbacks' has up to now applied principally to sanctions, and a mechanism has supposedly been drafted which would allow them to be re-imposed without a new Security Council resolution.

The development of neuroprotective strategies is a crucial issue for Parkinson's disease, since up to now only symptomatic therapies are available.

The liberal press has largely given him a pass on this issue up to now.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that "the critical issue up to now is that we haven't been able to study these cells with federal funds".

But it's also a way to help apps get discovered, something which has been an issue up to now for some of them.