Sentences with phrase «now transpiring»

Hence, as I respond to this topic in the spirit of Morikawa, I will not give vent to the pessimistic conclusions that a study of what is now transpiring within many of our churches suggests.

Although reports earlier in the month had suggested that the deal was close to being done, it now transpires that United have yet to launch a January bid for the midfielder.

In the buildup to the politicking of the last 24 hours tensions were undoubtedly raised by Nick Clegg's departing adviser Richard Reeves, who threatened the withdrawal of Liberal Democrat support for boundary changes — which will benefit the Tories disproportionately — if, as has now transpired, Conservative MPs wreck Lords reform.

Now it transpires that Gallagher may not be the only fan of the man responsible for keeping order in the Commons chamber.

In relation to the laboratory testing, it now transpired that the whole process had originally been observed by another scientist, Janet Drayton, who up to this point had never been heard of in relation to the case.

Well, it now transpires that such a pledge is rather more fluid than most of us had supposed.

It now transpires that McKay, a Saturday Night Live graduate who is no stranger to political satire, viewed The Other Guys as a slapstick allegory for the recent financial crisis and was working on the movie when he first read Michael Lewis's nonfiction book The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine, an account of the people who predicted (and profited from) the crash of 2007 - 8.

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Canada will be impacted when the Fed decides to begin tapering, she added, «but it will be to a far smaller degree than what's transpiring right now in India.»

Interestingly, we know now that the big boys needed a robust retail buying season in order to off - load their portfolio positions so the narrative was, understandably, that earnings would be «blow - out» and take stocks higher and that is the shenanigans that transpired back in February and March with the rescues at the 200 - dma.

The events presently transpiring on the hill across the valley are not identical with the ones that gave rise to the sound of a rifle shot that is now heard coming from that direction.

Thus, the events of Jesus» life are recounted in the Gospels not only as they transpired in Palestine, but also as they exist now in his risen humanity.

The primary difference between what was expected of the Ford teams prior to the season and what has actually transpired on the track can be explained by the process in how NASCAR now inspects cars.

A lot can transpire between now and mid-November when NASCAR crowns its 2018 Cup Series champion, but there is every indication Busch will again qualify for the Final Four as he has every season since 2015 and be in contention to capture his second title in four years.

But there isn't really a word that describes how Antetokounmpo rolls those all into a single packaged play that can transpire in seconds and doesn't really fit with the NBA we've watched for decades now.

This House of Cards created by the thin - skinned narcissist and our absentee landlord is going to come crashing down over the next 12 months and anyone who doesn't put the success of the club ahead of blind allegiances will need to check themselves so that we can move forward once the dust has settled... this club has been on auto - pilot for far too long and the same old, same old just won't cut it in the new EPL where many of the best managers, players and deepest pockets in the world now reside... just think to yourself what has transpired in the last 7 years alone: Leicester City won the EPL, Chelsea and ManCity have changed several managers and still won the League on multiple occasions, ManU lost Fergie yet we still didn't take advantage, Liverpool has emerged from their slumber and the Spurs are presently the better team in North London... if you find this acceptable, I feel for you and this future of this club... hope you all enjoy fighting with Everton and West Ham for the final Europa spot every year (aka the new Wenger Cup)

regardless of what may transpire in the last few hours of this transfer window i think it is high time for wenger to walk away now.

As we are at the halfway stage of the 2017/18 season, it is now time to look at the season so far and how it has transpired for each RFPL member club.

His exclusion does not come as a surprise though, as this now prevents him from being cup - tied should a deal with desired - club Atletico Madrid transpire in January, meaning he would be able to play in the competition for the La Liga outfit, according to The Guardian.

Thankfully he didn't rest Mkhi and Özil, because as the game transpired it became clear that the creative nous of those two would be important in supplying an Aubameyang who now has three goals to his name this season already.

With Romney seeking the presidency, breast - feeding supporters in Massachusetts now find themselves rehashing what transpired in early 2006, when the then - Governor reversed DPH's decision to discontinue the free - formula practice; he replaced three Public Health Council members who expressed displeasure over the ban's reversal.

New Hampshire is still two months away, and a lot can transpire between now and then.

As things have transpired, Labour had a terrible night and now finds itself as Scotland's third party.

if you look at the sum total of what has transpired this summer with Hector Ramirez not participating in his debate, an absolutely dreadul performance by Peter Rivera and Luis Sepulveda in theirs, and now two debates in which the incumbents have offered an extended middle finger to their constituents.

«She didn't have an elective mandate herself, she wanted a bigger majority, that hasn't transpired and now we have to get on and make the best of it.»

«A consequence of what transpired earlier this year is candidates are likely not eager to receive the support they once had from him; it comes with a lot of baggage now.»

In a bizarre turn of events, Jeremy Wilber, the once and, now, future town supervisor, spent Election Day hospitalized in Kingston for an acute illness while the November 8 balloting that enabled him to reclaim his old office transpired in Woodstock.

«I ask that those who have the room for it (now or later), hear him out and judge whether there is room for redemption in all that will transpire.»

Right now, I'm just enjoying what is and seeing what transpires.

But now, Rian Johnson takes over the helm of The Last Jedi, and what transpires is a far more mature piece of cinema, far more concerned with the narrative and the characters that inhabit it; and the film benefits greatly as a result.

Marvel Studios» biggest and most highly anticipated film is finally upon us, and now everyone will simply have to digest what has just transpired on the big screen.

This stranger than fiction story of the extraction of 6 embassy officials during the Tehran hostage crisis in the 1980s, under semblance of a faux movie production as cover sounds like something only Hollywood could dream up This now declassified story however did in fact transpire.

Under her successor, Kaya Henderson (2010 - 2016), raising graduation rates became the Holy Grail, and we now know what transpired: hundreds of seniors — one third of the graduating class — were given diplomas even though they had been skipping school regularly or had otherwise not followed the rules.

How has what transpired influenced your life now?

It's now 3 days after my «official» release of Alluring Turmoil and I am completely blown away by all that transpired this weekend.

Now I have my DCI Brendan Moran crime series all uploaded to NookPress, and we shall see what transpires.

Now we just have to sit back and wait to see how it transpires.

Now let's talk about how each of these things might transpire, in the event that you stop paying your bills.

Right now, the Liberal government wants to assess how recent changes have impacted each property market; if the shifts they are anticipating don't transpire, it's quite possible the federal government, or other levels of governments, will consider additional measures.

This kind of transpires in many cases, especially right now using the economic crisis that may be in everyone's intellects.

Miraak, as it transpires, was the first Dragonborn and now he's trying to make a make a classic villain comeback.

Now that I've had some time to relax (the final act of this game will stress out the stealthiest of players) and digest everything that transpired during my 22 - hour romp through Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, my mind and nerves are clear enough to tell you that Eidos Montreal has managed to outdo their previous entry in the Deus Ex series in just about every way imaginable.

It transpires that Apple applied for the patent in 2008, but we simply haven't been aware of it until now.

Where a sale used to transpire in minutes, Ms. Greene added, now her associates were spending a half - hour with each client before closing a deal.

Originally conceived as a meditation on the passage of time, objects and images from that exhibition reemerge, now two years later, bearing traces of the slippage, displacement and fading of the transpired interval.

Several of her paintings focus on Kennedy Street, NW as is appears now and she plans another series in a year or two to see what has transpired.

We landlubbers have thus far shamefully failed to stop the illegal atrocities by the Japanese, and without your efforts likely double the atrocity would have transpired by now.

I reached out to Curran on Tuesday and she sent a fascinating reflection on what transpired in relation to her understanding of the hydrological dynamics of the region (She now works at Northwest Hydraulic Consultants and is a researcher at the University of Tennessee):

I think after what has transpired over the past few days, the truth finally being acknowledged by the press, and now this on global warming it is my opinion that Bush and Cheney along with Karl Rove should be tried for treason and war crimes.

Hare and Mantua (2000) said: «It is now widely accepted that a climatic regime shift transpired in the North Pacific Ocean in the winter of 1976 — 77.

Though scientific consensus must always be open to responsible skepticism given: (a) the strength of the consensus on this topic, (b) the enormity of the harms predicted by the consensus view, (c) an approximately 30 year delay in taking action that has transpired since a serious climate change debate began in the United States in the early 1980s, (d) a delay that has made the problem worse while making it more difficult to achieve ghg emissions reductions necessary to prevent dangerous climate change because of the steepness of reductions now needed, no politician can ethically justify his or her refusal to support action on climate change based upon a personal opinion that is not supported by strong scientific evidence that has been reviewed by scientific organizations with a wide breadth of interdisciplinary scientific expertise.