Sentence examples for what it now from inspiring English sources

Christie's did hold what it now calls its sale of 20th-century art last week.

The board has also modified its definition of what it now calls Gain of Function Research of Concern (GOFROC).

And a newly confident Indonesia has been reasserting its independent foreign policy, promoting what it now calls a "dynamic equilibrium" for the region.

Its disclosure raises another uncomfortable question: Why Hewlett — and its auditors — could not spot what it now says it has uncovered.

The Amendment as so construed is not likely to protect any but those 'safe' or orthodox views which rarely need its protection.…Public opinion being what it now is, few will protest the conviction of these Communist petitioners.

The company says that the user account information was stolen from its network in late 2014 by what it now believes to be a state-sponsored actor.

An agent must ask itself what is presently its best course of action given what it now knows about what the world will be like when it intends to act.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank have estimated that the oil price needed for the government to balance its budget this year is $104 £699) a barrel, more than twice what it now is.

That's what it now seems to be doing.

That is what it now needs to do.

What it now needed was an entrepreneurial spirit.