Sentence examples for now in view from inspiring English sources

Yet that prospect is now in view.

Further and possibly violent evictions are now in view.

"You could say that the iceberg is now in view".

Track descends as it turns slightly left with golf course now in view.

These are the only cases cited to us as directly sustaining the judgment we have now in view.

So it is important to test this anew now, in view of the changed conditions in Britain.

The general idea that microbond specimens behave like ideal elastic components is now reassessed in view of (i) a plastic flow of the polymeric droplet and (ii) the occurrence of rate-dependent processes.

This quadriphasic model of sleep is now obsolete, in view of the new study in which sleep is broken down into seventeen distinct stages.

The exact nature of that end game is not clear, but seems imminent now, especially in view of just the past week's events.

This augmentation technique was introduced in 1940s and is now banned in view of its adverse effects.

Nor is this to say anything about the historicity of "Jesus" himself (another difficult question, though the "Judas" puzzle most likely points the way towards solving this one as well) or another, largely literary or fictional character very much now - in view of women's issues - in vogue, "Jesus"' alleged consort and the supposed mother of his only child, "Mary Magdalene".