Sentence examples for now that because from inspiring English sources

But we know now that because of the resolutions and the inspections, Mr. Hussein no longer had the forbidden weapons, even if he still harbored ambitions of getting them someday.

But I'm optimistic now that, because Sky and Netflix and Amazon and YouTube are putting money in, people who make stuff are realising there's more than one game in town".

Now that, because of construction at the museum, the series has moved 11 blocks south to Bryant Park and begins two hours earlier, at 6 p.m., auditors are going to need to be not just hopeful but desperate.

"We're concerned now that because of what's happening in the Vieques case, there could be a backlash, a chilling of peaceful civil disobedience in America," said Norman Siegel, former director of the New York Civil Liberties Union and a candidate for the city's public advocate.

It is believed now that because angiogenesis is a complex and multistage process, treatment with more than one antiangiogenic agent may be beneficial (Cherrington et al, 2000).

Until now, that is, because Saturday's episode appears to have pushed them over the edge.

Until now, that is, because next week sees the release of And That, the pair's debut album.

For now, that's because letgo is more heavily focused on gaining traction in the U.S. market.

But we understand now that's because the updated interface is still a few weeks away from being available.

Now that's odd, because the area has seen close to 15percentto20percentcent appreciation, to be conservative.

If you're not excited right now, that could be because you're remembering Kingdom of the Crystal Skull *shivers*.