Sentence examples for now as per from inspiring English sources

The Leviathan is moving down the river now, as per schedule".

As a young woman in London during World War I, Audrey was a suffragist and socialist and munitionette (a female munitions worker), but now, as per the epigraph, she has been forgotten by her brother.

Consider the pure numbers: there are 66 million people in the UK, right now, as per 2017 figures.

The main difference between [35] and here is that the solution values s x and (s_{hat {mathbf {x}}}) are now achievable weighted sum rates as per (6).

First, because of the high-contact UK general practice has with the population as a whole, 13% of the population attends a general practice every fortnight and the average contact between citizens is now as high as five consultations per person per year.

Male, adult death rates are now as low as 4.6 per thousand in Masaka (95% CI: 2.9 7.2).

Those reforms worked: as Nate Silver reported in the Times last summer, about twice as many people attend college per capita now as did forty years ago.

Even South Korea graduates as many engineers per year now as we do, and it's because this is really important to these countries.

On 25 December 2014, it was reported that the ridership of the Airport Express had almost doubled in the past year to almost 6 lakh per month now, as compared to just above 3 lakh at the beginning of the calendar year.

While the majority (59 per cent) of users said Facebook  is as important to them now as it was a year ago, and 53 per cent said the amount of time they spend using it has stayed about the same over the past year, Pew also recorded "notable numbers" pointing to a decreasing value and decline in usage over the past year.

It's not as bad as it sounds, though, as a year ago there were only four ads per page but now as many as seven can appear.