Sentence examples for coordinated now from inspiring English sources
Commander McPherson added that their work was much more carefully coordinated now with the Immigration and Naturalization Service and other agencies, deciding which ships should be boarded and what to look for.
Of the anti-American forces operating in the central and north-central parts of Iraq, where American forces have come under heaviest attack, General Abizaid, "They're better coordinated now".
Many central banks have cut interest rates, pumped money into their banking systems and either announced economic stimulus plans, as China has, or started talking about them seriously, as in the U.S. "They seem to be somewhat coordinated now, and that seems to be a good thing.
These adaptations were not coordinated then, and they're not coordinated now.
Though Mr. Trump's campaign announced a new Asian Pacific American Advisory Committee last week, a Republican National Committee spokesman, Ninio Fetalvo, said Mr. Trump's outreach to Asian-American voters had been coordinated until now mainly through two staff members at the party's Washington headquarters.
Additionally, digitized Consortium of California Herbaria (CCH) records with coordinates now make floristic analysis much more feasible, and several new southeastern KR endemic species have been recently described or are in process.
You just take five, 10 minutes, whatever it is, scan a bunch of subjects on faces and objects, find the bit that's face-selective in that subject, OK? Write down those coordinates, now you know where it is, now you can ask it more interesting questions, OK?
(His favorite absurd yarn: "The Nazis sent it out on a submarine with just enough oxygen and fuel to get to a certain place and then run out. It is still waiting there on the bottom, the coordinates now forgotten").
"I want to work with the guys again," says Freedia. "We're trying to coordinate schedules now.
First coordinate is now (0 ; 1).
Inspections, which are now coordinated by the police, are less frequent.
