Sentence examples for now being experienced from inspiring English sources

The kind of austerity now being experienced in Europe is absolutely not what is called for in the United States.

"What happened to your chanting?" For the British public, of course, the austerity now being experienced in countries like Ireland, Greece and Lithuania has yet to hit home.

The unemployment that has wrought such devastation in black communities for decades is now being experienced by a much wider swath of the population.

PCTs were set up to cover whole populations; in some ways they had the opposite problem to that now being experienced by many CCGs.

And while the threats are imaginary, fear of these imaginary threats has real consequences: an absence of any action to deal with the real crisis, the suffering now being experienced by millions of jobless Americans and their families.

In contrast, a slump is where output falls by at least 10%—as in Finland in the early 1990s; a depression is an even deeper and more prolonged slump—such as that now being experienced in Indonesia.

What might have taken a decade to process in another century can now be experienced and expressed in a heartbeat.

I mean, it's… America now is experiencing for the past 30 years this, what this play predicted.

You vote according to whether you are religious or not and Turkey right now is experiencing a huge divide.

"We know that one in six people in employment right now is experiencing mental health problems like anxiety, depression, stress.

We would now be experiencing a boom.