Examples of 'now presents' in a sentence
Meaning of "now presents"
now presents - This phrase is commonly used to introduce or announce something that is currently happening or available. It is often used in marketing or promotional contexts
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Now presents with a chief complaint of hematochezia.
The company now presents the new.
Now presents exciting and rewarding.
His passing now presents a problem.
A ship built to save british lives now presents.
It now presents mostly DJs and comedy.
A new television host now presents the show.
Aspen now presents another extreme racing showdown.
China possesses a powerful deterrent but now presents no offensive threat.
He now presents three days a week.
An opportunity like none before in the previous ages now presents itself.
The palace now presents a unique blend of styles.
That uncertainty in itself suggests the disquieting complexity the stock market now presents.
The building now presents a very neat appearance.
Overall, she spent a month in the hospital and now presents for routine follow-up.
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Venezuela now presents a similar problem.
The recent development of wagons with adjustable wheel-sets now presents an alternative to bogie-changing.
Now presents itself today.
I think that this report now presents us with a more holistic approach.
It now presents itself as the carrier of a sacred national destiny.
The former finance minister now presents himself as the saviour of the nation.
Now presents itself to improve.
The guitar has been very professionally restored and now presents itself in wonderful vintage condition.
Stove now presents a common method of sabotaging logical expressions in a generalizable form.
A similar opportunity now presents itself to West Virginia.
He now presents with headaches mainly involving the vertex of the head.
Nueva Alma now presents to you.
It now presents itself as more of a political or Christian entity.
He then moved into the media and now presents sport on BBC World News.
Newland now presents a clear and present danger to the safety of this country.
It was a degenerate vine, and Jesus now presents Himself as the genuine vine.
Decca now presents his most popular performances of Christmas classics.
Bell & Ross has always been passionate about aviation and military history . It now presents.
And now presents.
And while I wanted to go back to that plan, the one now presents new changes.
This moralistic view now presents itself especially in the field of health promotion.
By all assessments, the patient now presents as Ash Tyler.
The control panel now presents the two areas as a single page application.
First the calendar, now presents.
Radiocarbon dating now presents a means by which historical events in seismic areas can be verified.
I think, sir, that an opportunity now presents itself.
The patient now presents at the age of six again with cough and fever.
Alicia Tatum, status post-ophorectomy three months ago, now presents with fever and nonfocal abdominal pain.
She now presents a new version of this performance at the Palace of Arts.
Hamas ' election victory now presents us with a similar challenge.
It now presents a major threat to enlargement and the role of the European Union.
The present Communication now presents the first package of reform proposals.
It now presents this initiative for a coherent, collaborative and sustained effort.
In the summer months, the museum now presents exhibits relating to the town 's history.
It now presents a façade of white-painted brick with some stucco work.
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Examples of using Presents
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This section presents examples of their work
I would like to take some presents with me
Cost presents a significant barrier for clients
