Sentence examples for is now observed from inspiring English sources

Organisers say the day is now observed in 192 countries.

At its peak, the Atkins Diet was followed by 9% of Americans but is now observed by only 2.2%.

Juneteenth is now observed annually across the country as a day of celebration, reflection, remembrance of ancestors — and dedication to helping the nation fulfill its ideals.

According to hydrologists, increased precipitation is now observed in eastern Siberia, which has resulted in the increase of permafrost thawing, causing forests to die.

The first organized celebration took place in Dublin, in 1954 (when the Irish had finally come to terms with the picture of themselves Joyce had painted), and Bloomsday is now observed in more than two hundred cities around the world.

The holiday is now observed in 45 U.S. states.

Turkish officials deny such claims.Turkey has certainly been uneasy about the presence on its borders of Kurdish fighters linked to the PKK, which has waged 30-year insurgency but is now observing a ceasefire.

Whether or not it has crossed the heliopause, there is no dispute that Voyager 1 is now observing a much broader range of GCRs, which the new paper calls "one of the holy grails of GCR studies".

This huge Nepali diaspora is now observing the unfolding tragedy in Nepal with pain and dread.

But internal conflict and lack of cohesion have led to radical solutions that are now observed in many countries.

Such bipolar jets are now observed for many T-Tauri stars, none of which is more than a few million years old.