Sentence examples for which only now from inspiring English sources

These issues, which only now are beginning to emerge in the privatization debate, have been showcased for managers in another context.

The whole investigation had a casual approach to disclosure and it led to an injustice which only now – seven years on – is being righted".

"It shows what more we have yet to learn about objects that have been in our collections in the world's great libraries for generations which only now are becoming better understood," Ferguson says.

These types of collaborations, which only now are gaining traction at other leading engineering schools, are ingrained in our culture.

The distortions and falsification of biblical history not only led to the persecution of countless numbers of Jews but contributed to the great divide between Judaism and Christianity, which only now is on a path of reconciliation.

And taught differently too, using all we know about how people learn in light of Howard Gardiner's "multiple intelligences" which only now, after 30 years since its first appearance in the literature, is being taken seriously by the educational establishment.

We are completely untraceable, except for my byline, which only just now occurred to me might be a problem.

By 2024, the legislation eliminates the estate tax, which only they now pay.

There are between 25 and 30 circuses touring Britain of which only around five now feature any animals.

About fifty years later it was replaced by a grander cruciform church of which only the nave now survives.

The leaflets, which are only now being widely publicised, have to be returned by June 5th.