Sentence examples for even now commonly from inspiring English sources

Wood was homosexual, a fact long unpublished and, even now, commonly reported with qualifiers: "repressed," "closeted," "latent".

Effect sizes of 0.4 or even less are now commonly predicted in trials of new agents for treating AD, even though larger effect sizes (0.6 or more) are commonly required in other therapeutic areas.

Given that even primary tumors are now commonly considered quite responsive to current multiagent chemotherapy, potential complications are an unlikely event as evidenced by the report from the BRiTE registry.

Even though the lottery system now commonly used for selling tickets has helped reduce the number of all-night camp-outs at ticket windows, getting tickets to the most popular concerts, shows and sporting events remains a test of the will or the wallet.

Movies with budgets over $100 million now commonly just break even at the box office.

The feasibility of using DNP to directly enhance the water proton NMR signal in biological samples has also been demonstrated and even used in vivo, and it is now commonly termed Overhauser DNP.

The feed is now commonly used in a range of apps – even those that aren't personal social networks, like Microsoft's business communications service Yammer.

Family offices have diversified their services and now commonly offer travel planning, family historians, and even staff psychologists.

Even now, this promontory of 2.6 square miles, or 6.7 square kilometers, commonly known as the Rock, in no way resembles Las Vegas or other neon-bathed casino capitals.

Yaraghi says that the need for better patient ID technology is now even more acute, due to the fact that patient records are now commonly stolen by hackers (see "Hackers Are Homing In On Hospitals").

Slow Food also helped popularize the word "heritage," now commonly used to describe certain breeds of pigs and even fruit.