Sentence examples for now being expressed from inspiring English sources

Similar fears are now being expressed about the intentions of ACCE in American cities.

But such unorthodox thoughts are now being expressed in several countries in the gulf.

"This should all be causing less surprise than is now being expressed internationally.

That such doubts are now being expressed suggests that opponents are succeeding in shifting the debate, if not necessarily winning it.

But there is at least a rational basis for the hopes now being expressed, whatever the time scale of their fulfillment may prove to be.

After two days, the scientists biopsied muscles in both legs and found multiple genes now being expressed differently in each man's two legs.

Milligram quantities of GPCRs can now be expressed in several expression systems and purified to high homogeneity.

The cytochrome P-450 enzymes can now be expressed in recombinant form using cDNA expression systems.

That commitment has now been expressed in nine television series, three specials, and ten books.

Because charting patterns can now be expressed in terms that academics can understand and measure, they say, researchers can now focus on gauging which charting techniques actually work.

But the ghosts of those old hymns sing through us still, though the bill of our gratitude must now be expressed in things other than wheaten sheaves.