Sentence examples for are now incorporated from inspiring English sources
adverb
At the present time.
Pages on the spread offense are now incorporated into playbooks all around the conference.
Services like Spotify and YouTube have become such a part of the mainstream of the business that their numbers are now incorporated into Billboard's chart rankings.
Some remnants of that building, along with the plaque, are now incorporated in the structure of the Hobbit Boutique Hotel - one of South Africa's last visible links with the author, who left for Britain at the age of three.
The three models: Ts, Th, and Rt are now incorporated in a single model TSM (topside sounder model).
Silver nanoparticles are now incorporated in several textile products, such as wound dressings and socks, as a bactericide.
Digital printing will be another growth driver those chips are now incorporated into printers from Dell, Sony and others.
Several residency programs across the country are now incorporating low-tech methods to instill compassion into weary and disheartened trainees.
Still, reflecting the growing importance of the Chinese market, several high-end brands are now incorporating jade in watch dials, and even fashioning it into watch cases.
Many are now incorporating discarded cigarette ends into their nests to provide a warm cellulose lining for the family, as well as nicotine to ward off mites.
"A lot of governments are now incorporating the guiding principles into their own policies," Bader continued, pointing out that, in some countries, adherence to them has become part of "the listing requirements for their stock exchanges".
