Sentence examples for exactly we now from inspiring English sources

(Exactly, we now understand, what Enron intended). Cheney sided with Enron, and in 2005 Congress gave DOE and FERC the power to identify "National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors," and, within those corridors, to use federal eminent domain powers to seize private property and override state and local land use and regulatory standards to locate new power lines.

Since no analytical formula can usually be derived to compute it exactly, we now present a numerical scheme that we found efficient in practice.

Where exactly are we now in this fascinating struggle?

And then we can go out and look for it, and see if it's there, and that's exactly what we now have.

While still not exactly mainstream, we now have access to a plethora of free, internet-based calling options like Google Voice.

My company entered the private lending business after spending two decades doing exactly what we now lend others the money to do: renovate residential and commercial properties in Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

So, as term-time resumes, maybe it's time to round up exactly what we now know.

He wrote down the events exactly as what we now know.

So with crude oil settling in the range of $126/barrel (which is exactly $3/gallon), are we now, finally, soon to get a national energy policy?

This, however, is exactly the situation we now confront, with the advance of an Iranian nuclear program and a peaceful revolution that has transformed the core of Egyptian politics.

Remarkably, in this latter study, the amino acid sequence of the apolipoprotein L fraction isolated and studied corresponds exactly to what we now know to be apolipoprotein L-1.