Sentence examples for now renders from inspiring English sources

A quarter century after establishing comedy as the new rock'n'roll, Newman now renders us that equally valuable service.

Now is the moment to nail down his agreement to the principles of a "new framework" to replace the outmoded ABM treaty that now renders both nations defenseless.

Like Labour and the Liberal Democrats – who, to lesser extents, have also toned down their environmental emphasis – David Cameron and George Osborne have simply concluded that the financial struggle to muddle through the here and now renders the distant future of the planet an intolerably lofty concern.

Content now renders instantly and can be consumed in a single pageview – making it even easier to navigate the site.

The new HTML5 SlideShare site now renders 30percentt faster and users can view, share, and interact with presentations.

"The availability of gambling on the internet now renders many of the restrictions on land-based casinos irrelevant," said Malcolm Moss, chair of the National Casino Industry Forum.

The Arab spring has now rendered it almost irrelevant.

So in Tongan the word is now rendered tapu.

Air, shipping, highway, and railway connections now render the region accessible, however.

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).