result until now vs result so far

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning. The choice between 'result until now' and 'result so far' depends on personal preference or the specific context in which they are used.

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result until now

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate the outcome or findings up to the present moment.

This phrase is used to describe the current status or findings of a situation or process up to the present time.

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The actual results until now have borne out the Herlitz Group's expectations.
Considering the positive outcome of the consultations and the steps taken by the interim government since, especially lifting the state of emergency and agreeing in principle to a roadmap for election, the results until now of this process are considered as being globally positive.
Takes note of the development of appropriate training programmes for junior auditors and the modernisation of the informatics sector initiated last year and expects to have more information on the result achieved until now of these initiatives;
Takes note of the development of appropriate training programmes for junior auditors and the modernisation of the informatics sector initiated last year and expects to have more information on the result achieved until now of these initiatives;
Until now the labels used have given satisfactory results in terms of differentiation of supply and demand.
As a result, money will be invested sensibly and efficiently, as it has been until now.
However, until now the results of the summit in Lisbon have essentially been glossed over.
Work here is difficult, and until now a definite result has not been achieved.
Up until now it has been hard to see any results that justify this budget line in the EU's finances.
Until now we issued recommendations on the efforts required and hoped for a result, but that result was in the same spirit as the written forecast.
According to Mr Ceipec the authorities in Sofia promised to make efforts to prevent the traffic, but until now there are no results to be seen.
I think that the Commission needs to be much quicker than it has been up until now about finally tabling the results of its investigations into whether there are, in fact, restrictive agreements between the banks.
In my opinion, the solution prescribed may generate a lack of confidence which, in the long term, will result in an even slower process than we have had until now.
We agree, however, that this is the result of a policy which has been pursued up until now, that is to say a result of what has happened.
The result of this imposition is a paradoxical phenomenon and I shall not criticize it now, but I should just point out that, until now, no legal basis or clear procedure for implementing this idea put forward by the Council have been found.
We refuse to consider the individual as a variable or piece of economic data, as all policies on the left or the right invariably have done up until now, and without any encouraging or positive future result.
The policy adopted by the European Union until now, in other words the policy of critical dialogue, however correct as a theoretical concept, has brought no results but rather, the opposite.
The pleasing result that the codecision procedure has had up until now is due, to a large extent, to the coherent way in which Parliament has worked, and it has done so from first reading through to the conclusion.
As a result, the Commission should continue to perform these activities carried out until now on a temporary basis, ensuring that the protection of the euro coins is carried out on a basis of stability and independence.
At worst, transportation may result in illnesses such as rabies being spread to countries that, until now, have been free from rabies, possibly including new EU countries.

Alternatives:

result so far
outcome up to now
progress up to now
current result
current outcome

result so far