Sentence examples for may until now from inspiring English sources

Theresa May, until now the shadow work and pensions minister, will be home secretary, becoming only the second woman to hold the office after Jacqui Smith in the last Labour government.

"I don't want to get into detail, but from May until now it's been very bad," he said one recent evening as he slumped in a chair inside his nearly empty bar.

What did Elvis know that perhaps we may not know (until now)?

"Why has Theresa May waited until now to admit the Home Office in fact were warned two weeks earlier?" she asked.

This indicates that neuroglobin may provide until now unidentified means of apoptosis regulation in neurons [ 12].

Still, judging from the reviews, her singing voice may be her until-now secret weapon.

But he also cautioned that only the most serious infections may have been caught until now; there may be many milder cases, or asymptomatic ones, like that of a 4-year-old boy identified in Beijing last week.

Talking up Putin may have worked until now, but unrest is growing among the Schalke fans.

"Paradoxical as it may be, up until now we have lacked uniform guidelines based on hard scientific evidence about how to diagnose and treat these very common conditions that affect the lives of millions of people," said Robert Wood, one of the six lead authors of the guidelines and director of the Division of Allergy and Immunology at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.

Our results show that changes in WBGT may be small until now, but large areas of these four regions are already experiencing moderate to high heat strain risk during the hottest hours of the hottest months.

Note, however, that gustatory receptor neurons responding to substances like quinine or salicine may be located in sensillae of difficult access and may have remained undetected until now by electrophysiological recordings.