Sentence examples for it is now because from inspiring English sources

If there ever was a time to judge a book by its cover it is now, because you'll squint and squint at "The Impressionist," but it'll never come into focus.

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

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.

Until relatively recently, erosion was not as significant a problem as it is now because fewer people were building on the coast.

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

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.

"I wish it were now because our horse is fit," he said.

The company says it's now because they are sure they can "maintain the quality of service for many users".

Yet it is now also because of the quantity and quality of Christmas-related trips to the region.

He said: "What we need is action now because it is now that businesses in the island need help to grow.

A: Because it is now two years later.