Sentence examples for also now often from inspiring English sources

We also now often use apps instead of browsers.

CMOs are also now often judged on how well they can design and run an organization that reaches across the entire business.

"It's our responsibility now to not only educate models to look good on camera, but also to educate them in how to move," said Ivan Bart, the managing director of IMG Models worldwide, adding that top-tier magazines also now often require doing B-roll video for their sites in addition to print editorial spreads.

In addition, the SEO tools that try to help websites rank higher once they are crawled, also now often visit sites more often than ever before.

RERC work also now often views users as integrated into an interdependent society through technologies that both people with and without disabilities co-use (such as the internet, wireless communication, and architecture).

I'm slogging through the index, now – also, today, often paid for by the authors.

Many predatory publishers also now run bogus conferences, often with names similar to existing ones, to dupe researchers into submitting papers for a nonrefundable fee.

It has also occurred, as Mr Obama now often reminds listeners, because in spite of their acrimonious relations he and Congress struck two deals in 2011 that cut spending and one at the start of this year that raised taxes.

The Times has also reported that cities now often ask tax-exempt organizations to make voluntary payments in lieu of taxes and are turning to parents groups to fill holes in school funding and to community groups to take over park maintenance and other tasks.

Now often also performed in theatres.

Now often also considered a distinct species, Homo neanderthalensis (otherwise known as Homo sapiens neanderthalensis) lived in the southern half of Poland during the Middle Paleolithic period, that is between 300,000 and 40,000 BCE.