Sentence examples for now that the problem from inspiring English sources
Now that the problem is everyone's we're asking for more reason, more common sense," he said.
However, now that the problem has been exposed by our undemocratic House of Lords, Cameron and Osborne's interests are certainly aligned in solving it.
The company insisted then, as it does now, that the problem was confined to that plant, but company documents obtained by regulators in 1978 showed that Firestone knew of a design defect affecting tires from other factories as well.
"At this point, there really should be no doubt where the American people stand: the status quo is not acceptable, but neither are any of the proposals we've seen from the White House or Democrats in Congress," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said in a statement, adding: "It should be clear by now that the problem isn't the sales pitch.
He called for togher regulation of companies, rather than a "lightweight general purpose regime against nuisance calls, using the limited capacities of the ICO and Ofcom, [which] can never succeed now that the problem has been allowed to grow to its present scale.
David Hickson, from the campaign, said "using the limited capacities of the ICO and Ofcom can never succeed now that the problem has been allowed to grow to its present scale".
Well, you get better if you do this, anybody would, but not many people even try it now, that's the problem.
It is obvious now that the problems of the region have not been solved.
Now that the problems have been resolved, the system will be subject to live tests by Border Patrol officers to see whether it performs as promised, Mr. Chertoff said.
"Now that the problems have come to light," Mr. Lieberman wrote, "I am once again left to wonder: why did the watchdogs fail to bark?
"Now that the problems of drugs have noticeably reached the vanilla suburbs, questions and claims or morality have been contested in ways often unavailable to urban minority communities," Hunter said.
