Sentence examples for now one imagines from inspiring English sources

As to why the option hasn't been available until now, one imagines every new moving part further complicates the already complex world of shipping logistics.

While I'm sure it falls short of the idea right now, one imagines the endpoint: get a promo deal when you walk into a store that expires when you walk out – that sort of thing.

Seeing it now, one imagines generations of adolescents approaching it expecting soft-core titillation and being disappointed by the wholesomeness of a girl who is less sex goddess than pudgy teenager with small breasts (about which more to come).

Google must have looked around at the crowded, tooth-and-nail spaces they're in right now, and one imagines its lip curling in distaste.

Looking back on Varda's jewel now, one can imagine that moment when releases like this seemed to provide a new baseline for cinema itself, ushering in an era when film-makers would no longer simply make "product," but would take a crack at producing great art.

Even now one could imagine him walking down most high streets without anyone waggling a camera-phone in his face.

Now, one can imagine a scenario in which a few of these partnerships do very well while most of them lose money, leaving the Treasury with losses on the whole.

Now one can imagine taking a selector \(S\) for \(\sH\) and "thinning out" each intersection \(S \cap X\) for \(X\in \sH\) until it contains just a single element.

Now, one can imagine a day when the products of a robust bioelectronic medicine industry replace many chemical and biological staples in the drug industry altogether.

Too big to what, now?" One would imagine that the totality of the crisis, combined with the widespread lack of knowledge of financial terminology among folks on Main Street who ended up bearing the brunt of these massive systemic failures, would spur the financial media to do a better job of informing the American people about the financial sector.

Though out of the Senate now, no-one imagines we have heard the last of him.