Sentence examples for since we're now from inspiring English sources

It's not a catastrophic decline, but since we're now seeing quite a few polls of Republican voters, it's larger than can be explained by statistical noise alone.

So mid-80s, certainly since we're now in New York in the book, I'd probably think of something hip-hop with a Jamaican connection.

That is going to be tougher to prove at the topmost levels of corporate life than you might think, especially since we're now looking at it with the benefit of hindsight.

Well mirth and hilarity, obviously, but possibly of a more grown-up nature since we're now past the watershed, thus all the participants will be casting off their big red cloak of respectability and throwing in a bit of innuendo and the odd sniggery swear.

They will, however, very likely be fluent in Bahasa since we're now living in Indonesia.

I always love studies about how families are connecting or not through digital media, since we're now well into a time when both parents and children grew up playing video games, making them a generational connector rather than divide.

But since we were now retired, sort of, it seemed wise to have the knee checked out.

Since we are now in 2015, with the Home Office still not having delivered the original vision after expenditure of £830m, I cannot view e-borders as having delivered value for money.

Since we are now engaged in a national debate about energy policy, it may be useful to talk about the mathematics involved in making a rational decision about resource use.

In the end, one feels humility, humble since we are now stripped of these sensuous goods.

Since we are now speaking only of formulas, creation and cohesion, the two forces, are mixed together in reason.