Sentence examples for now clearly defined from inspiring English sources

President Bush has now clearly defined victory in Iraq as creating "a free nation that is an ally in the war on terror".

For one thing, there is more money about, and there are now clearly defined owners who want to keep their plants running.

The scale of the injustice is so blatant, the risks ahead of failing to reform now clearly defined by so many, that it beggars belief that our political system cannot generate the pressure to defy the banks and their implausible threats to relocate.

These days we honor them as representatives of the highly desirable young male demographic, whose function in society is now clearly defined, unquestionable and essential: they justify their existence by purchasing every product they see advertised on "Sports Center or in the pages of Maxim.

From a visual analysis, the resulting image appears to be sharper than the original and it can also be noted that the road network, that was not visible in the original image, is now clearly defined.

siRNA target sequences are now clearly defined in the Methods sections of the manuscript.

As a 36 year old Swedish woman, "now" clearly defines time and the urgency of a matter.

We now clearly define "shear" in the revised manuscript as pure shear, corresponding to axial elongation at constant area, similar to the shape change associated with convergence-extension (please see the first paragraph of the subsection headed "A method to quantify cellular contributions to wing blade deformation").

The Peruvian uta is now prevalent in different age and sex groups, being not clearly defined as found in the past.

So it's not clearly defined.

The questions still to be resolved with the Palestinians and Syria are difficult but have by now been clearly defined.