Sentence examples for now generally only from inspiring English sources

I used to solve every day, all the papers, but now generally only do around one puzzle a week.

Until now, generally only domain name registrars offered this kind of service, and it was both costly and had a very web 1.0 interface.

Trains still ran to the cemetery when there was demand, but the service which had previously operated almost every day was now generally only running around twice a week.

Professional financial advice is now generally accessible only by the relatively wealthy.

"We're not good enough to win in this league doing that," said Dolphins Coach Dave Wannstedt, who pointed out that Huard, who alternated as Miami's starter last season with Dan Marino, now generally receives only 30percentt of the work in practice each week.

By contrast, the premium now is generally only about four basis points, or hundredths of a percentage point.

They remained reasonably popular until the Second World War, but are now generally sought after only as collectors' pieces, since ammunition for them is for the most part no longer commercially manufactured.

And talking about Standard SSD Managed Disks, this service is now generally available after only three months in preview.

The half-dozen states that charge premiums now generally apply them only to Medicaid beneficiaries at higher income levels.

In summary, we have found representatives of the important transcription factor family CSL, up to now generally considered metazoan-only, in several groups of fungi and showed that they are an ancient gene family that originated much earlier than their current metazoan affiliates like Notch or Mastermind [ 13].

Iran, they now generally reckon, backs not only the Houthis in the north but also secessionists in the south.The details, to do with a series of alleged intercepted Iranian arms shipments to Yemen, remain murky.