Sentence examples for is now charting from inspiring English sources
The irony is that a half century later, Cuba is now charting a new course for itself, regardless of what Washington does or does not do.
While I see no need for net neutrality rules, I am far more troubled by the dangerous course that the Commission is now charting on Title II and the consequences it will have for broadband investment, edge providers, and consumers.
The election of Vladimir V. Putin as president seemed to signal an end to the open season on grabbing state property, and the most successful grabbers are now charting different courses.
His Call of Duty role means games are now charted territory for Spacey, although it remains to be seen whether the fate of Jonathan Irons in Advanced Warfare leaves scope for him to return in any future sequel.
Even after the September 11th attacks, this index, heavy with the shares of technology companies, was higher than it is now (see chart).
Mr. Fourtou -- who last week won some breathing room from creditors by announcing a plan to sell $9.8 billion worth of properties, mainly publishing and media businesses in the United States -- is now trying to chart a strategy to take the company forward.
Although the molecular events involved in cervical HPV infection and the development of neoplasia are not completely understood, the clinical course of cervical carcinogenesis is now relatively well charted.
The agreement chart is now incorporated as a standard chart in SAS PROC FREQ, and in the VCD package in R [ 20] and is discussed by Friendly [ 21].
Over a third of the world's airline fleet is now rented (see chart) and the proportion is likely to keep growing.
Yet geological evidence stretching back tens of thousands of years, obtained by drilling into the Vostok ice core in Antarctica, is now available (see chart 1).
In less than 10 years, Apple has become an open book when it comes to the environment and is now topping the charts of Greenpeace's own environmental studies.
