Sentence examples for now that progress from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton lost on 8 November and now that progress is imperilled.

Now, that progress has been cast into doubt, and even some of the smartest people in the technology world are asking how they got it so wrong.

Now that progress has been made on securing promises from rich countries on aid and debt relief, Mr Brown has gone on the offensive against rich-world agricultural subsidies, which put farmers in poor countries at a disadvantage.

The administrators were ready to appoint liquidators on Friday if a rescue deal was not in place, but they are likely to hold off now that progress has been made.

But Moon Chung-in, a political scientist at Yonsei University in Seoul who was South Korea's ambassador for international security affairs until earlier this year, said he believed that economic change would accelerate now that progress had been made on the nuclear accord.

Now that progress is in jeopardy.

Now that's progress.

Now, that's progress for you!

But, recently, when Alex heard a trombonist play, he said, 'I really dug your playing, can I have your card?' Now, that's progress".

Now that's progress -- acknowledging even more of the obvious.

He warned that "now all that progress is at risk of unraveling".