Sentence examples for now being concerned from inspiring English sources

For now, being concerned with life's emergence and less with its evolution, we include horizontal gene transfer in the macro-evolutionary category as a 'catchall' for any physicochemical process that involves 'rupture and fusions' of membranes, as in genetic engineering.

Ms. Ryan said she understood why residents might now be concerned about the paper.

In Iraq, though, the guerrillas might now be concerned only with winning the hearts and minds of the Islamic world.

"We now are concerned about a real overreaching by some state legislators and governors that will make it very difficult for women to access reproductive health care".

She spent the previous night with a man friend, drunkenly exploring certain sexual possibilities, and now is concerned that she might be unusually accommodating.

Everyone in Egypt should now be concerned about the legality and consequences of the military overturning its first democratically elected government.

"Of course people, especially now, are concerned for their safety," Dho said, alluding to the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington on Sept. 11.

Still others may be contemplating leaving their insurance-providing jobs but now are concerned they won't be able to buy affordable individual plans. .

General competitive play, eSports as we know it today, was equally in a nascent state so far as the mainstream that recognises it now was concerned.

members of the alliance will now be concerned that if they share their intelligence with Obama their foreign sources may be compromised.

One possible reason for the German action now is concern that the suspects might flee.