Sentence examples for now many things from inspiring English sources

There are now many things that G.M. can't do (like shut down Buick) that it could do easily if it owned its own dealers.

Now many things could be inferred by that statement, but to these fanboy eyes and ears, it sounds like Apple might be working on iPhone as a platform.

Now many things of this kind happen.

Compare Little Red Riding Hood's revelation in Sondheim's "Into the Woods," moments after she has survived the mouth of an (erotically charged) wolf: And I know things now, Many valuable things, That I hadn't known before: Do not put your faith In a cape and a hood.

But there are now too many things in the world, too much stuff.

"The degree of integration within North America has increased dramatically since Nafta 20 years ago, to the point where we're not only trading with each other, but now producing many things together.

"Underwater, but Will They Leave the Pool?" (Economic View, Jan . 24, which described how millions of Americans owe more on their mortgages than their homes are now worth: Many things we buy are immediately worth less than what we paid for them.

The cost of caring for the elderly has risen substantially, Ruggles believes, because we can now treat many things that we couldn't treat 50 years ago when the poverty measure was first established.

The university as we know it now does many things: it creates courses and organizes them into a curriculum, provides a physical setting for instruction and implements a technology of instruction -- teachers in a classroom.

Even now, very many things could go askew, beginning with more political unrest in Greece; progressing through even deeper slumps in Portugal and Ireland, which make a mockery of the economic forecasts contained in their bailouts; and culminating in another downward lurch in Italy or Spain that sparks a continent-wide run on the banks and a global financial epizootic.

With countless of integrations, you can now control many things using your voice.