Sentence examples for now implies that from inspiring English sources
It is also a show that receives a huge cheer from New York audiences when the cast, in a song called "For Now," implies that President Bush will lose the upcoming presidential election.
To say that it is more important now implies that the events of Sept. 11 were our fault, that it was our failure to understand Islam that led to so many deaths and so much destruction".
Theorem 1 now implies that the system is stable.
Uniqueness of asymptotic centers now implies that p = T p. □.
Was he now implying that they may have actually been involved?
And he now implied that it was done not in his rebellious youth but just a few years ago.
According to Bridgewater Associates, an investment manager, interest rates now imply that traders are giving the Federal Reserve a 90percentt chance of lowering the federal funds rate on overnight loans among banks to 1.5percentt from 1.75percentt next week.
Expectations have shrivelled in recent days, and the price of Fed funds futures now imply that investors see no chance of a half-point cut and an almost 20% likelihood of no cut at all.
The flare-up occurred after the minority leader, Malcolm A. Smith of Queens, told lobbyists at a golf outing that they should contribute money now, implying that if they did not and the Democrats won control of the Senate, they would be sorry, according to reports attributed to people who heard Mr. Smith's remarks.
