Sentence examples for now though more from inspiring English sources

For now, though, more funding is badly needed.

For now, though, more women are coming to Curves than leaving.

Now, though, more and more researchers are plunging into those murky depths, studying tumors in their cellular environments.

Now, though, more and more boots are turning up that meld the true grit of the work boot with the well-heeled finesse of a classic dress shoe.

Now, though, more than six months after KUSF went off the air, that easy approval is not such a sure bet.

Even now, though, more than half the artworks taken from Jewish families in France and Belgium during World War II remain missing.

What I long for now though, are more honest conversations about emotional labour in our work.

Now, though, with more money on the table, Harris might be tempted.

The solo stars now, though, are more likely to be women: Alicia Keys, Carrie Underwood, Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift (who probably won't need that surname for long).

It is only now, though, as more information is being mined about this immense, chaotic war, that historians are realizing all there is to be remembered.

But at a minimum, last night's results were not a rejection of ambitious entitlement reform.For now, though, the more important takeaway is that they were also not a rejection of macroeconomic theory and evidence.