Sentence examples for now rendered from inspiring English sources

The Arab spring has now rendered it almost irrelevant.

So in Tongan the word is now rendered tapu.

The site even has "Debbie Spend It Now" rendered in Chinese.

(Indeed, India will tomorrow end its telegram service, a technology now rendered unquestionably obsolete).

The council's most visible reform involved the liturgy, which was now rendered in the vernacular.

A low sequencing cost of around US$1000 per genome has now rendered large population-scale projects feasible.

Now rendered mortal by breakage of her power-centre (by Giles).

In the event of failure of the active system, natural frequencies of the structure with piezos (now rendered passive) become significant.

But as someone covering infectious disease, I found myself offended: I've watched people dying of these things now rendered as $10,000 paperweights.

One of the cases cited in support of the decision now rendered is Missouri, K. & T. R. Co. v. Missouri R. & Warehouse Comrs.

All across the world, we see a resurgence of racist demagogues, now rendered respectable by the embrace of the "mainstream" political right and much of the commentariat.