Sentence examples for now express from inspiring English sources

Reflecting the excision of the transgenic copies of Tcf7l2 in BAC/MIP mice, we detected a significant decrease in Tcf7l2 expression in BAC/MIP islets, which now express Tcf7l2 at the same level as wild-type islets (Fig.  1D).

Though women's songs now express more independence, the girl-group sound has been durable.

Americans now express less confidence in public institutions (except for the military) than they once did.

"In this social climate, they can now express themselves more easily," he added.

Even old leaders of the anti-war movement now express regard for Vietnam vets.

In surveys it's men, not women, who now express greatest dissatisfaction with their work-life balance.

Along with the standard 'like', users can now express various feelings on a status, picture or video.

On nearly all the key issues that so worry secular liberals, most of them now express mild views.

More than half of Republicans now express disapproval of its work, compared with just over a third in early June.

Thanks to the internet, indie music fans can now express their critical acumen without the fuss of making a fanzine.

Maybe we should let the younger players coming through now express themselves before we jump on them too much.