Sentence examples for and now successfully from inspiring English sources

Her sister's older boy died of ALD, and her younger son underwent a bone marrow transplant but had complications from the procedure and now, successfully treated for ALD, is in a wheelchair from side effects of the transplant.

One former drug injector, jcfried from California (53), wrote to defend his right to life by noting that he quit and now successfully manages a software development team at Apple.

The new data system, created using telecoms technology by Reactive Technologies (RT) and now successfully tested on the UK's National Grid, could also allow the optimum use of intermittent renewable energy, an important feature given the fast-rising proportion of green energy on the grid.

The Solar Stellar Irradiance Comparison Experiment (SOLSTICE) is one of the ten science instruments on the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite UARSS), launched in 1991 and now successfully operated for more than nine years.

"Duck Dynasty" has cast itself, smartly and now successfully, as a classic mischief-maker tale.

While it was rough sailing for PMCS for several years after this crash, the company recast its business and operating models and is now successfully focusing on high-growth markets where it could leverage its core differentiation.

Research on a universal influenza A vaccine, targeted against the external domain of the transmembrane viral M2 protein (M2e), is being done at the University of Ghent by Walter Fiers, Xavier Saelens and their team and has now successfully concluded Phase I clinical trials.

But they noted that several Islamists had returned to Egypt since the 2011 uprising and had their convictions revoked – and were now successfully integrating themselves into mainstream politics.

However, it is an accomplishment that I went through higher education and received a graduate degree and am now successfully practicing law.

For example, phishing emails are becoming increasingly elaborate and are now successfully used to obtain trade secrets, commercially sensitive information and intellectual property.

However, it was reintroduced in 1997 as an immunomodulator and is now successfully used in the treatment of multiple myeloma, leprosy and various autoimmune diseases [20].