Sentence examples for now extract from inspiring English sources
Doctors can now extract spinal fluid and test for hypocretin to make a diagnosis.
They can now extract bacteria from stool, "removing the 'ick' factor," as he puts it.
But Bush administration officials and Asian diplomats say it is unlikely that North Korea can now extract similar concessions.
The results of that innovation are now starting to be deployed.Many operators now extract the bitumen without strip mining.
The cops want more money, perhaps because their diminished authority means that they can now extract less in bribes.
It's the argument that says the age of free is over: we must now extract direct monetary return from the content we create in all digital forms.
Until now, extracting all of your data has been impossible.
URL Links stored in the MFHD are now extracted and will appear in the holdings section of the item view.
Dr Piperno, Dr Weiss and their colleagues have now extracted starch-grain residue from this stone.
Vast quantities of water are now extracted and used, during drought and flood, to irrigate crops including rice and cotton.
In the 1970s, Chinese scientists rediscovered it and identified its active ingredient, artemisinin, and artemisinin is now extracted from sweet wormwood grown commercially in China, Southeast Asia and Africa.
