Sentence examples for now endowed from inspiring English sources

Relatively simple devices that were once controlled by twisting a knob or pushing a button are now endowed with digital commands that can take hours to master.

For years a politically weak figure, Hadi, now endowed with presidential powers, is widely tipped to be the only candidate in the upcoming presidential elections.

Karl W. Reid '84 recently took office as the new director of the Office of Minority Education, a position now endowed with influence beyond the Institute's undergraduates.

In Australia, as affluence has increased and families have reduced in size, houses have only gotten bigger, many now endowed with open-plan kitchens, spacious ensuite bathrooms, and media rooms.

To honor the memory of George B. Dantzig and Gerald J. Lieberman, their operations research colleagues, students, and friends solicited donations to a now endowed fellowship fund known as the Dantzig-Lieberman Operations Research Fellowship Fund.

The challenge the opera poses stems not just from quirky moments, like the appearance in the Kazan Cathedral of the Nose — now endowed with a bureaucratic rank higher than that of its former possessor, Major Kovalyov, who is understandably desperate for its return — but also the opera's irrepressible, even relentless brilliance.

Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens dishes up a potent local myth, one that even now endows that park with magic.

"Ron is the only man for the job," declared a former employer, Coventry's chairman Bryan Richardson, now endowing him from afar with even more miraculous powers than Harry Houdinii" Bassett.

In the second step, we maintain all individual characteristics of the two groups except the ethnic persistence and assimilation measures; we now endow Turks with the average values of western immigrants and western immigrants with the average values of Turks.

The study of atheism and secularism is only now starting to emerge as an accepted academic field, scholars say, with its own journal, conferences, course offerings and, now, an endowed chair.

Don is at the college now to endow a school on behalf of a client of his.