Sentence examples for now be missed from inspiring English sources

That deadline will also now be missed.

"Helsinki is a way to put in something that might now be missing".

But those explanations will do little to comfort the business travellers and long-haul-flight enthusiasts who will now be missing out.

And according to experts, by excluding those questions, USC might now be missing some necessary information.

The collapse of the culling trial represents a humiliation for the government's policy as it means every target set has now been missed.

The target has now been missed for the last five months.

A&E waits in England are at their worst level for a decade with the four-hour target now being missed - as it is elsewhere in the UK.

But scariest of all, one of the website's reporters, Prageeth Eknaligoda, has now been missing for more than a year.

Ethan Fidler is a 10-year-old from England who has spent six weeks in Florida and by now is missing football.

Zenawi, 57, usually a conspicuous figure at meetings of African and international heads of state, has now been missing for more than seven weeks, amid growing incredulity.

'Strategic intelligence' in a broad and comprehensive manner has until now been missing from the process of the Commission's activities and hence requires more attention.