Sentence examples for now was considered from inspiring English sources

The structural design of the two towers, fairly common now, was considered innovative in its day.

Stanislav Semerdjiev, the association's executive director, said of the achievement: "I am astonished … We have a situation that until now was considered only a theoretical possibility".

The unprecedented nature of the criticisms of Pope Paul, who up to now was considered progressive for carrying Vatican Council II to its conclusion after Pope John's death, is in itself sufficient to indicate this.

Guinier Preston Bagaryatsky (GPB) zones (or better, the recently introduced "Cu/Mg clusters") also appear in the initial stage, but their contribution to the hardness, which up to now was considered to be predominant, is shown to be smaller then the one of the S″ precipitates.

At NATO headquarters in Brussels, military commanders and diplomats alike fear that divisions within the coalition and the loss of support among Afghans could undermine what until now was considered a successful spring, one in which NATO launched a broad offensive but the Taliban did not.

Mr. Mukasey said in a letter delivered to the Judiciary Committee on Tuesday night that he had been authorized by the White House to reveal that waterboarding was no longer being carried out and, for now, was considered an unapproved interrogation technique within the C.I.A.

Its findings are now being considered.

More embargo measures are now being considered.

That was now being considered sedition.

The pair must now be considered favourites.

Many of these laws will now be considered unconstitutional.