Sentence examples for now becoming active from inspiring English sources

Though the market is only now becoming active, last year about $27.7 billion worth of office properties worth $5 million or more had changed hands through mid-December, more than twice the volume in 2009, according to Real Capital Analytics, a New York research firm that tracks sales.

We were passive once and now we are becoming active about our national identity," Zoabi said.

The Operations Department, which formulates actions against the South, was "passive" during the 1999-2007 Sunshine period period, but was now becoming more active again.

Many Democratic Progressive Party supporters did not vote in the legislative elections because they were disillusioned with corruption cases involving the current government, but they are now becoming more active as Mr. Hsieh has campaigned aggressively, Mr. Su said, adding that he still thought Mr. Ma would win.

He joined the BBC as a photographic technician in 1970, becoming active in what is now called the London Television News branch of Bectu's forerunner the Association of Broadcasting Staff (ABS).

Now the adolescent girls in Chandrapur are becoming active members of their community and are themselves challenging discriminatory beliefs and practices.

That does not make it conducive to people becoming active".

He went on to study law before becoming active in the Freedom Party.

"There's no realistic chance of becoming active in an already existing cell," he says.

Citizens are becoming active, and partnerships between government and nongovernmental organizations exist in many regions.

"People are becoming active.