Sentence examples for intermediary now from inspiring English sources

That intermediary, now known as messenger RNA, was discovered in 1960 in an experiment devised by Dr. Brenner and others.

Before, it had been Richard's wife who played intermediary; now it was Richard who phoned in the excuses for the boys; Richard who attended the parent-teacher conferences, too, Bonita sitting beside him nodding, listening but only half-understanding what was being carefully noted about her son.

These intermediaries now face prosecution before the ICC, the judges said.

Say goodbye to intermediaries - Now that companies have a secure way of transacting with consumers directly, they no longer need to rely on platforms owned by third-parties (like banks) to conduct commerce.

Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 2008, vii + 223 pp. The issues that an older form of comparative literature used to examine under rubrics like sources and influences, interart relations, or cultural intermediaries now appear, as we know, under the broad, even all-encompassing concept of intertextuality.

Cameron Barr, the paper's national editor, said "reporters are interviewing sources through intermediaries now, so the sources can truthfully answer on polygraphs that they didn't talk to reporters".

"There's money to be made in this for everybody," Mr. McDonald recalled being told by an intermediary, Herbert Schneider, now deceased.

At BearHug Camp, developers were told to contact Gnip as an intermediary, but now Payne says Twitter has decided to keep the service in-house with a newly-staffed team and yet another undetermined delta between promise and reality.

Loans for small businesses are being provided through intermediaries for now.

Publishers, advertisers and intermediaries can now bid for digital ads electronically and direct them to specific consumers at lightning speed.

These intermediaries can now do the analysis and know not speculate just what people want to read and whether they are engaging with the content or not.