Sentence examples for If nowadays from inspiring English sources
If nowadays the public wants something banned – other than alcohol and cigarettes, which MPs enjoy – then it will be.
"If nowadays everything you are thinking is downloaded and shared, and people comment on it and you respond depending on approbation, surely that will mean you have less robust sense of who you are".
Even if nowadays this technique is well established, its application to very thin films remains particularly difficult.
People mention things having Western sources as if, nowadays, this is supposed to count against them in some way.
He's going to look Munster in the eye and give it some, even if nowadays it's only by proxy.
This at least hasn't changed, even if nowadays our professors are so urbane and their technologies so confident.
Which is a lot of ifs nowadays.
No one really knows if Britons nowadays are treating each other "better or worse".
"There's no ifs and buts nowadays.
One of his poems, written after his father's death, ends "Snobs mind us off religion / nowadays if they can.
The huge change is that nowadays, if you don't have the audience the first weekend, you're through.
