Sentence examples for this now means from inspiring English sources

She goes on to reveal that this now means she hasn't consumed a drop of alcohol all year.

This now means we all need to rethink how we have been recruiting and adapt to the changing expectations of a new generation of learner.

This now means I have used it four times in my life, and unlike the child genius I still had to check the spelling.

"What this now means," said Carl Tobias, a professor of law at the University of Richmond, "is that when you play golf in New York, you are only liable for hitting someone" if that person is in front of you.

On the flip side, this now means that as the planet warms, the Earth's plants and soils will likely store less carbon and help push up CO2 levels in the atmosphere.

This now means paying users do not need an invitation to the beta.

"Things are so tight, the situation is still so critical that if this now meant more measures it could easily fall".

So does this now mean that manufacturing is bouncing back after a slowdown?

"This evaluation now means that these women can no longer be treated with the drugs thousands before them have benefited from".

"All this nostalgia now means a lot to me and I try to keep the memory of the hard pit life alive," he said.

Like I've said all along, there are going to be twists and turns," said Cox. "The past means nothing - this defeat now means nothing - we have to move on to the next game".