Sentence examples for until now suggests from inspiring English sources

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.

All the evidence until now suggests that for most people Internet streams are a supplement to cable, not a replacement.

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 results collected up until now suggest the potential of this delivery platform and the subsequent need of a full preclinical evaluation in order to satisfy the specific regulatory demands of this mode of administration.

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.

Their actions and rhetoric until now suggest a sort of hostility that doesn't bode well for the fought-over child.

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.

Democrats now suggest that Republicans are content to wait until after the January deadline.

Until now, research suggests the majority of students have not been deterred from applying to university by tuition fees, but the NUS warns that future rises would discourage young people from entering higher education.

Up until now, he suggested, hers (£1.5m last year) was an embarrassingly low civil service-style wage.

Mr. Ashcroft has asked Congress to act within days, and few politicians or advocacy groups have been willing, until now, to suggest a more cautious response.