Sentence examples for as now defined from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as now defined" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a definition or explanation that has been recently established or clarified. Example: "The term 'sustainability' is important in our discussion, particularly as now defined in the latest environmental guidelines."
In a 1963 edition of Transition, the Nigerian scholar Obiajunwa Wali remarked that the key realisation of the Makerere conference was that "African literature as now defined and understood, leads nowhere".
The stories of Fatma Aliye, Mirza Saleh, Rifa'a al-Tahtawi and İbrahim Şinasi are only few among many, but they reiterate what should already be apparent, that Muslims had an energetic engagement with modernity more than a century before television pundits began demanding one – an engagement, then as now, defined by negotiation rather than conquest.
The line of division at the top of the Tremadoc slates, which was adopted both by Lyell and Phillips, has the advantage of making the British Cambrian system, as now defined by Hicks, very closely agree with the "Primordial" of Barrande; and we hope that in a future edition of this table, which we doubt not will soon be called for, the author may see his way to the adoption of it.
Unlike these other industries, gun manufacturers with the help of the NRA shield themselves from such glaring scrutiny by wrapping themselves in the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, as now defined by the Supreme Court.
This result indicates that the subfamily Cheirodontinae as now defined [ 70] is not monophyletic in that the remaining members of the subfamily do not resolve as the sister group of Spintherobolus in this analysis.
In practice, a number of problems which summarisers might previously have defined as 'Minor' problems they now defined as 'Significant'.
Though Japan's seven largest banking groups lost a combined $32.8 billion last fiscal year, they all exceed minimum capital requirements as they are now defined.
It is essential to educate people, doctors, and communities to identify those with high blood pressure as it is now defined, and treat it properly.
The mode of cell death referred to as apoptosis, and now defined by a variety of techniques, including biochemistry, flow cytometry, and imaging was originally defined based solely upon morphological criteria.
These three groups now defined as slow, intermediate or fast are labeled as such throughout the text.
According to the latest ONS estimates, that figure has gone down now as Britain becomes more diverse; 83.35% of England and Wales is now defined as "white British".
