Sentence examples for now arising from inspiring English sources

But the swingeing costs awards now arising are forcing newspapers to think carefully about defending any libel action.

With many demonstrations now arising from environmental issues, the party is growing ever more worried about green activism.

The question now arising is whether the bidding process for combined authorities represents covert reorganisation by the back door, driven by necessity, as councils struggle with even more severe spending cuts.

Joseph A. Grundfest, a former S.E.C. commissioner now at Stanford Law School, says he and other Republicans think that it is ultimately often less effective to address problems like those now arising by simply rewriting rules.

But I'm frightened for Coldplay, because for years they've been seen as taking the crown from U2, and to see this huge industry beast that is U2 just now arising from its slumber... Now I'm seeing from the industry side what a band like that awakens in people.

A pressing issue is now arising.

Several questions now arise.

That case has now arisen.

A roughly similar nightmare has now arisen.

The question now arises: how do we actually deliver this?

"Now" arises again and again only because we say "now" again and again.