Sentence examples for now conventionally from inspiring English sources

As it is now conventionally formulated, it asserts that there is exactly one parallel to a given line through a given point.

Showing fatness as a successfully abandoned, negative characteristic of a now conventionally thin person sends the very untrue message that all fat people are (and should be) ashamed, and trying their best to shrink down their bodies as fast as possible.

What is now conventionally termed biological control, this non-chemical approach to the control of nematode parasites of ruminant livestock has been exhaustively tested under laboratory and controlled field conditions (for recent reviews see: [ 9, 12]).

Top technologists don't realize that they have become their own establishment and that, in celebrating this aesthetic, they now act conventionally.

Using the case study of an assembly of a humanoid robot, which has until now been conventionally manufactured and assembled, it can be shown how the process steps of the topology optimization can be implemented taking into account the special requirements from the additive manufacturing process.

"We're doing math fairly conventionally now because I don't have money for the supports.

"It is impossible now to develop conventionally financed apartment housing," said Pres Kabacoff, chief executive of HRI Properties, a national company based here.

Ms. Bernhard is not conventionally beautiful.

And there are plenty of those, physical and otherwise: I look conventionally better now than I did 10 years ago.

Now new research confirms it: conventionally hot people have it tough specifically when it comes to finding low-paying, entry-level work.

Now new research confirms it: Conventionally hot people have it tough specifically when it comes to finding low-paying, entry-level work.