Sentence examples for subject is now from inspiring English sources

Her book on the subject is now in the pipeline.

The subject is now referred to as "Medicare reform".

Nor is there any doubt that the subject is now a campaign issue.

Too many complacently assume that any sexism in the subject is now minor and residual.

The subject is now on the regular agenda when Bush and Putin talk.

It is believed the subject is now back on the table after the personal intervention of Weldon.

The subcommittee, whose members support full financing, had planned the hearing long before the storm began on Wednesday, but its chairman, Representative Vernon J. Ehlers, Republican of Michigan, said the subject was now of broader interest thanks to "divine intervention".

"The effects of the abolition of modern languages as a compulsory GCSE subject are now statistically apparent and incontrovertible," says Katrin Kohl, vice-chair of modern languages at the University of Oxford.

More specifically, insofar as Hume continues to be read as holding to the classical compatibilist position, it may be argued that his views on this subject are now somewhat dated and passé.

I asked how he reacted to the news that his former documentary subject was now a UKIP candidate.

At the equivalent of twenty-three weeks for a human fetus, lambs were encased in the Biobag: the oldest of these animal subjects is now a year old.