Sentence examples for is now reproducing from inspiring English sources

Originally restricted to small coastal areas of the Mediterranean and Black seas, this highly adaptive and generalist species is now reproducing throughout Southeastern and Central Europe.

This paved the way for a new economic structure that is now reproduced by the FIRE economy.

They are now reproducing 50 each image as limited edition prints.

Some people even claim that a 'super toad' has evolved: that the toads on the front-line, the most aggressive toads, are now reproducing with themselves".

Two West Hartford businessmen, John T. Kenney & Richard Coombs, have acquired the old factory and are now reproducing the famous small, armless, straightback chair, turned out by Hitchcock almost a hundred years ago.

And it is only through luck, he says, that the radical plots uncovered in 2006-07 failed to produce a German equivalent of the London bombings.Mr Leiken is a largely reliable guide to the varieties of Islamic belief and politics that are now reproduced in Europe, even if he can be a little clumsy with Arab and Asian names.

The initial axisymmetric wrinkling and the switch to the buckling mode with three circumferential waves are now reproduced correctly, and so are the evolution of localized collapse and the recovery of deformation on unloading.

With the exception of the licensed wire stories which are now reproduced in full, those news stories are always presented only with a small fraction of the story itself, the equivalent to a part RSS feed; ultimately readers must visit those news sites to get the full story and the use of data in this way is usually argued to be fair use.

The tables are now reproduced, as the author intended, on the following pages.

The recent achievement of scientists in manufacturing the genome of a bacterium from off-the-shelf chemicals, and placing it in a related bacterium which is now happily reproducing under the control of the manmade DNA, holds fantastic promise.

What once was unique is now widely reproduced: "A Rite" makes this central point about "The Rite" straightaway.