Sentence examples for now outstanding from inspiring English sources

Fox Company is now outstanding in field.

Sometimes the bread, which is now outstanding, came with butter.

President Obama's proposal would not "grandfather" existing bonds, but would apply to all of the $3.7 trillion worth of municipal bonds now outstanding, most of them held by individual investors, directly or through mutual funds.

Cytec Industries, a specialty chemical maker, said yesterday that it planned to buy back as much as $100 million more of its common stock, or about 14percentt of the shares now outstanding, in the open market.

In recent years direct federal loans, of which $100 billion are now outstanding, have been magically profitable on issuance.

Its valuations made possible a big chunk of the $10 billion of securitized franchise loans now outstanding.

Let me turn now to outstanding schools.

That changed this year, and the White Sox now have outstanding defense up the middle.

Now two outstanding examples of high-fashion exhibitions, mounted collaboratively, can be seen at major New York museums in different boroughs.

Now that outstanding United States student debt has topped $1 trillion — more than the entire population's credit-card debt — that bubble could finally pop.

"Now the outstanding question is, 'Why only half?' " said Dr. Mike McCune, an AIDS researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, referring to the monkeys who were protected in Dr. Picker's trial.