Sentence examples for suggested until now from inspiring English sources

The relative crudeness of the work suggested until now that the works were copies, but research published in the magazine Sapiens by the architect David Agulló and the geologist Daniel Barbé shows that they pre-date Gaudí's signature buildings and were in fact prototypes for features in Park Güell, the Sagrada Familia and the nearby Colònia Güell, all of which Gaudí was working on at the time.

The finding that TBI exposed neurons of ZnT3-KO mice accumulate zinc ions in their somata and reveal significantly more damaged neurons by the FluoroJade B staining suggests that zinc ions, in complete contrast to what has been suggested until now, have protective qualities to the TBI aftermath.

On the same broadcast, Kenny Smith suggested that until now, J. R. Smith had never mattered enough to a team to rein himself in, adding: "Now he sees that he matters.

Pin-Digital founder and CEO Christian Thorn suggested that until now, there hasn't been "real social media for adult content".

No one has ever (until now) suggested that Rupert Murdoch is getting a little old, and neither has anyone even contemplated that someone besides a Murdoch might take over from him.

The wording of the blog ("until now") suggests Accel was part of the round all along but SwiftKey declined to comment beyond what it's said in the blog post.

'But everyone should be aware of the entrepreneurial option.' Storey's prognosis is supported by LBS research which suggests that until now UK managers have been slow to spot opportunities.

In October, after the COICA bill was postponed (until now, essentially), I suggested that as long as the internet was bound by a DNS system centralized enough to be gripped at will by the United States government, it was in fact too centralized.

Although several applications of PMMA have been suggested by biomedical researchers, until now there have been no reports on the specific uses of fibers and films of PMMA/ZnO nanocomposites as scaffolds for fibroblast cell proliferation.

Kenneth Lay Kenneth Lay, speaking through lawyers, has until now suggested he knew nothing of what was going on or that the accountants and lawyers all told him everything was nice and legal.

The potential for the use of search images has been suggested (Jones, 2013) but until now the nature of the cue has remained mysterious.