Sentence examples for now length from inspiring English sources

Now, length of life and control over one's health status is quite likely a normal good, the demand for which increases with average income, ceteris paribus.

"Now we do say to [patients] that it's either for six weeks … so they know very well up front that it's not there as a long term … on the referral form we've got now length of time and when we have put a couple of new patients on … we have put a review date on".

(Site A participant) "Now we do say to [patients] that it's either for six weeks … so they know very well up front that it's not there as a long term … on the referral form we've got now length of time and when we have put a couple of new patients on … we have put a review date on".

In a golfing sense, how Guan handles Augusta's now ferocious length will prove interesting.

People's attention spans are now the length of a Vine; there are probably 18-year-olds who've never even downloaded a full album.

(Too bad Erich von Stroheim isn't around to direct it.) But for now the length is less of a problem than the pacing.

But she deserves credit for so much more now because length and muscles alone do not make the legs chase the ball as if it were life itself.

Now, the length of the ski jump decides how many penalty rounds of 150 meters a skier has to complete during the 10-kilometer cross-country.

But the Nisutlin Bay Bridge in front of me now — the length of six football fields — stopped me dead in my tracks.

But now at length, I have the happiness to know it is a rising, and not a setting sun.

Though we'd be violating parade rules -- which are now the length of Deuteronomy -- we'd argue until we'd managed to march a dozen blocks or so.