Sentence examples for anymore observed from inspiring English sources

"The cutting edge of innovation is on the consumer side — digital technologies for consumption activity, play, entertainment and social-networked communication — and not in corporations anymore," observed Timothy F. Bresnahan, an economist at Stanford.

"States' rights isn't just for racists anymore," observed Paul Kramer, editor and publisher of the 1960s public affairs satire magazine "The Realist".

"That judge's black robe doesn't seem to count for much anymore," observed Celes King III, a South-Central Los Angeles bond agent and president of the 5,000-member 5,000-member Bail Agents of the United States.

"Nothing is true of all vehicles anymore," Geater observed.

"We don't need mirrors anymore," she observed.

"There are no values anymore," he observed, and "people can't control themselves".

"I do think that people are, not just nostalgic, but are eager to watch a type of show like 'Boy Meets World,' and I don't think there are a lot of shows like that on TV anymore," Savage observed.

"There are no values anymore," he observed, and "people can't control themselves". Regarding friendships, Tamerlan, who had lived in the U.S. for five years, said, "I don't have a single American friend.

"You do not need drought anymore to observe high density fires because grasses can accumulate way more fuel than the native, wood vegetation," he explains.

"Developers develop until they can't develop anymore," Mr. Miller observed.

"We can't afford to have dog-poop bags in my neighborhood park anymore," a resident observed.