Sentence examples for recurring now from inspiring English sources

It's recurring now because of the newspaper crisis: they have been hemorrhaging subscribers and advertisers for their paper editions, even as they give away their contents online.

"The narrowing of dissent that occurred during the McCarthy period seems to be recurring now," said Ellen Schrecker, a professor of history at Yeshiva University who has written extensively on the cold war.

The contention that nothing new can ever exist under the architectural sun seems a bit difficult to maintain — how, for example, did those twentieth-century architects first arrive at the forms that Stern insists are recurring now, if not by inventing them for themselves?

If there was a recurring theme now it was simply that old suspicion that the French, for all their power, are not aerobically conditioned to go the full 80 minutes.

Many thoughts rushed through my head, but there was one that kept recurring: What now?

That incestuous flicker recurs, now and then, between mother and son, while the theme of gay attraction flares unmistakably in the clownish hugs of Antonio and Edo, in particular after a dish of eggplant and syrup of elderflower.

This "foreign-born politicians" meme recurs every now and again – even the rightwing Australian Protectionist party took a crack back in 2011.

"As you counsel families, you can say there's a 50 percent chance that this is going to recur," and "now that we know that being female and having anxiety predisposes them, it's certainly going to make me focus on the population who has this profile".

"These dreams are now recurring with a puzzling frequency, and I've come to dread them.

But Gloucester's inability to close out games has become a recurring nightmare, and now Sharples found himself one of the villains.

She explained that while she used to deny the early signs of a recurring depression, she now calls her doctor "as soon as I spot the gathering clouds".