Sentence examples for references for now from inspiring English sources

That's probably enough water references for now.

The Web site's creators say they plan to add other ways to earn points, like floor speeches and news media references, but for now, the bill-based system is the sole measure of legislative productivity, making for a range of team-picking strategies.

Christianity, hitherto one point of reference for him, now became his "official" creed.

The result is a handsome coffee table reference book that for now, at least, is the definitive work on Châteauneuf.

While our conclusions could be overturned with more data on eye size, or especially with the addition of a phylogenetic perspective that would provide more precise reference taxa for comparison, for now this seems to be the most plausible explanation.

Criteria including (1) blinded assessment of prognostic marker to patient outcome, (2) prospective study design, (3) study time period, (4) precise outcome definition, (5) provision of candidate variable list, and (6) adequate description and references for assay methods are now being recommended.

Commercial universal RNA references are now available for mouse and human samples (Stratagene).

In the closing number, "For Now," a biting reference to George W. Bush has been changed to a mention of BP.

(OK, yes, I see U.S. News, and I don't know if they are really connected to this particular shady chain of actors, but I do want to investigate more down the road about U.S. News' role in lead generation. But for now...) The reference back to EdSoup confirms the interconnected nature of this web of for-profit college marketers.

She started taking pictures in New York in the 70s, on Polaroid, and images of the likes of Andy Warhol and Grace Jones are now cult references for designers including Marc Jacobs – and anyone who uses the X-Pro II filter.

Finally, I told her, "You should cut it like a boy: you're adorable, you're young, you work out, hair grows!" What were your references for the cut she has now?