Sentence examples for documented by now from inspiring English sources

That the characters of "South Park" are foul-mouthed is well documented by now.

The shift from a "push" to a "pull" world of commercial messaging has been thoroughly documented by now.

It is well documented by now that one of the inconsistencies of the global economy is the skewed distribution of information technology.

The challenges posed by Ford's infotainment systems are well documented by now, and I had some issues with this car's version, called MyLincoln Touch.

As has been well documented by now, Goldman started shorting the mortgage market in December 2006 and, in another part of the firm, continued to create and sell securities like Abacus.

(1) The strong imprint Christian heritage has left on newcomer religions in prison has been throughly documented by now.

Each site is also photographically documented by the arthroscope, now digitally stored as opposed to earlier video printer photographs.

And so it goes on, with schools being ever more subtly stratified by ability, class, race and residential geography as crafty parents also rent, lie and cheat their way into school places in the most sought after schools – the tactics for which are now well documented by the schools adjudicator.

This asymmetry in specialization is now well documented by studies of networks of interactions between flowers and their animal visitors (Vazquez and Aizen 2004).

The quality of life questionnaires are now regularly documented by patients and physicians.

The increased infection susceptibility of MBL-deficient individuals is now well documented by numerous laboratory and clinical data but its description is outside the scope of this review.