Sentence examples for one may now from inspiring English sources

Who wouldn't want to provide an opportunity for someone whose life has been turned upside down because of a war injury, and based on their commitment to a loved one, may now have been out of the workforce for a period of time or needs a flexible schedule?

One may now tie in to this system by telephone — so that, for better or worse, one can get one's algebra done by dialling a number).

By the faculty of a camera alone, one may now see history as well as read it.

With the availability of multiple radar-based precipitation products in many areas, one may now consider fusing them to produce more accurate high-resolution QPE for a wide spectrum of applications.

Manuel, a thinking man's manager if there ever was one, may now have far less time to pursue one of his favorite pastimes.

Whatever concerns one may now have in traveling should be overwhelmed by the allure of a place like Salvador da Bahia.

The smart ones may now be sunk for good.Iraq would, of course, prefer to see the sanctions lifted altogether.

By meeting with tribal leaders who just a year ago were considered the enemy, and who now are fighting Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a president who has unveiled four or five strategies for winning over Iraqis — depending on how one counts — may now be on the cusp of yet another.

Hislop hasn't of course been into Famagusta – no one may, even now – but has stood near the barbed wire and imagined what life was like there, then and now, with her usual gift for presenting bits of history most of us are unfamiliar with from a fictional point of view.

Criticise the government as one may, we now know the convictions of David Cameron and Nick Clegg – the latter driven by a passionate internationalism.

One may ask now: "Why cannot we just remove the block size limit?" Well, a simple calculation again. 1 Megabyte per block, 1 block per 10 minutes.