Sentence examples for now for later from inspiring English sources

But Paulson noted that only in five to 10 years will we really be able to understand thoroughly the data on the success rates of women who are freezing their eggs now for later use.

The cardinal had already presented last November his resignation in view of his 75th birthday on 17 March 2013, and it was accepted by the Holy Father with the formula "nunc pro tunc" (now for later).

Running out the clock with the ground game, despite not having a lead large enough, or a running game good enough, to guarantee that you would not gain more from saving the time you were wasting now for later, much more than you gained from losing it now: this seems like a confused approach.

According to section 407 of Civil Code and 720 bis of Code of Criminal Procedure, the judicial intervention is placed "rebus sic stantibus" (Latin for "things thus standing"), and for this reason the adoption of the Guardian "now for later" is not allowed, in view of a future condition [ 3].

If it's something you've been saving up for over time, keep in mind that you'll need to regularly check for updated information, especially if you're researching now for later, in order to account for any changes made within the Antarctic travel industry to accommodate Antarctic conditions and research needs.

Bit much to read through now, save for later.

A nine-game winning streak that ended Saturday boosted the Yankees for now and for later.

For now, this much is clear: eating a complex diet including all macronutrients seems to be the long-lasting weight-loss pill for now and for later.

Not just for now, but for later too.

Testing a "Pin Now, Read For Later" email newsletter section resulted in a 31% lift in re-pins from email.

There are, actually, four: Trading money now for money later: people who want to save now and spend later can make win-win trades with people who want to spend now and save later.