Sentence examples for now current from inspiring English sources

Those now current would be presumed ineligible if they default before the trustees arrive to modify.

Children with SEN, even under the original (now current again) guidelines, were already much more likely to be excluded.

"The Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now" (Current), by Douglas Rushkoff, a media theorist and consultant, seeks to diagnose the malaise.

Now, current and former partners say, the diversity committee meets less often, and the firm has fewer black lawyers than before.

He also proposed a cabinet that would be "reflective of America and of both parties," going beyond the token one or two rival-party appointments now current practice.

Also known as "scratch and dent" mortgages, these are loans that were either not documented properly or on which borrowers missed a payment but are now current.

For example, Goodman estimates some 70% of borrowers-those who previously defaulted on their loans but are now current-will run into trouble, again.

Employing the now-current cliché, observers complain, "There is no visibility".

The now-current name is due to William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse, who observed the object in 1840 using a 36-inch telescope and produced a drawing that looked somewhat like a crab.

Then as now -- current detractors cite his role in brokering President Bush's Iraq war resolution -- his strength is his weakness: He is deeply political.

Until now, current voltage (I V) measurement method has been widely used to explore the trap states in Schottky diode by evaluating diode ideality factor [7, 8].