Sentence examples for now elusive from inspiring English sources

Like the wolverine, a complete understanding of this big weasel's behavior is for now elusive.

The use of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies is expected to greatly facilitate the discovery of many – up till now elusive – causative genes for, and gene variants of, complex trait conditions.

Further successful application of the Suzuki Miyaura coupling reaction to the synthesis of the N-hydroxyaristolactams of AA I and AA II then allowed the synthesis of the putative, but until now elusive, N-acetoxy and N-sulfonyloxy-aristolactam metabolites.

On the basis of this evidence, we can say, with absolute sense, that cancer intercellular collisions, a natural unique model, could reconcile until now elusive not observed exquisite geometric predicted by theoretical physicists, with the predictable replicable, visible order geometry documented by us in biological chaos system collisions.

Beating deflation remains, for now, an elusive goal.

Now the elusive art of reverse swing is a weapon for the Proteas and the Australians know it.

Joseph Kabila Jr., an ex-major general in his late father Laurent's rebel army and now the elusive thirtysomething president of the transitional government, remains cloistered among his own.

But the fact that an international order based on co-operation rather than coercion was, then as now, an elusive dream, does not obviate the merits of working towards it.

Once as essential to libraries as books themselves, silence is now as elusive as that stolen copy of Lord of the Flies - except it hasn't been pinched, it's been driven out.

However ugly they got, the nation's most miserable postwar contests, among them Lyndon B. Johnson vs. Barry Goldwater, in 1964, and Richard Nixon vs. Hubert Humphrey, in 1968, at least met a standard of coherence and rationality that now seems elusive.

It's difficult to move without coming up against an elaborate retrospective or 20th anniversary features dedicated to the death of Kurt Cobain or the birth of Britpop, those twin pop-cultural milestones that have been endlessly eulogised over the years to the point that their meaning is now as elusive as their status is iconic.