Sentence examples for by now achieved from inspiring English sources

Among these, "Lonesome Dove" has by now achieved near classic status.

The story of the fledgling screenwriter who wished to prostrate himself before Steven Spielberg has by now achieved legendary status.

In certain quarters, the charge has by now achieved the status of a settled question.

The end of the tour was a low point for Gilmour, who felt that they had by now achieved the success they originally sought, and that there was nothing else they could look forward to.

Classically performed through the transoral approach, the exposure of this region can be now achieved by a minimally invasive endonasal endoscopic approach (EEA).

Navigation is now achieved by touching the page numbers at the bottom of books or PDFs, which then brings up your scrub bar, font options, and so on.

In order to advance on such a concept, it is very important to be able to produce thin, homogeneous films of active material/separator so that miniaturization is possible without losing the advantages of energy densities and cycle life, which are now achieved by Li-ion cells.

Thus, it has been reported the leadership levels now achieved by female physicians are no higher than they were some decades ago, and that this phenomenon cannot be explained by a so-called "period" or "environmental" effect [ 18].

Furthermore, a recent meta-study examining differences in lacunar lesion definitions revealed a wide variation in the literature regarding the detection and classification of lacunar lesions and thus recommended a consensus for imaging definitions for small vessel disease [ 70], now achieved by the STRIVE recommendations [ 2].

Moreover, inhibition of expression of specific mRNAs is commonly now achieved by gene knockdown antisense morpholino oligonucleotides (MO) [ 5], that inhibit translation in a specific manner and are typically targeted against the sequence surrounding the first-AUG codon of the mRNA.

Add that to the two concurrent and interminable wars - both commenced under Bush, orchestrated by the guiding hands of Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, and financed by...us - whose price tag has now achieved truly astronomical proportions.