Sentence examples for now reintroduced from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Britain's once extinct but now reintroduced large blue butterfly is faring so well that the Butterfly Conservation charity has acquired a new reserve to house it.

At least two of Sweden's big university hospitals, the Akademiska Sjukhuset in Uppsala and Karolinska Sjukhuset in Stockholm, have, however, now reintroduced this requirement.

The country has now reintroduced border checks on its southern border with police focusing on the Austrian frontier.

Interestingly, if seasonal forcing is now reintroduced (Fig. 2F, δ = 5.5, dR = 0.45, dS = 0.45) the period 8 oscillations are lost and the period 5 oscillations return, indicating how the emergent oscillations have periods that are nonlinearly dependent on underlying population process rates and seasonal drivers.

There was in our previous version of this manuscript some comments on this topic, which we have now reintroduced to take this question into account.

The government will now reintroduce a media campaign to help tackle the outbreak.

"We are now reintroducing Halifax as a stand-alone brand so we can really be a challenger on the high street in Scotland," he said.

Now, reintroduce the chicken, breast side up, and top up with boiling water from a kettle until it reaches just above the joint of the thigh and drumstick.

After perfecting the app to function under these circumstances, Thumb is now reintroducing the first step in collecting data around product conversations.

The senators first unveiled CASA in July 2014 and are now reintroducing it for the new session of Congress.

All must now be reintroduced.