Sentence examples for changed nowadays from inspiring English sources

This may have changed nowadays - but I doubt it.

(Times have changed; nowadays, phrasemakers are often credited by the speakers for memorable phrases.

As the imaginary rivalry evolved into a real one, Plank's approach changed: nowadays, he avoids saying the word "Nike," referring instead, when he must, to "the guys out West".

However this has changed: "Nowadays the government has pulled out from sponsoring these health workers.

However, the situation has changed nowadays … It [HAS] is openly discussed and no one is ashamed of engaging in HAS … It [HAS] is becoming more acceptable, just like vaginal sex, [IDI, FSW, 20 years].

Things do change: nowadays the complaint in Rhode Island is that the oligarchs take the money, and the voters must pay.

Fortunately, it seems that things have changed, and nowadays the relationship between the consumer and the source has been put moreor less on caveat-emptor basis.

But what she doesn't realise is that the rules have changed, that nowadays people are motivated by different things: the environment, quality ingredients, nutrition.

Since the attacks of September 11th, the significance of the Peace Corps has changed again — nowadays anybody who joins is likely to have thought hard about personal responsibility in time of war.

"Things have changed, and nowadays clinics such as the Hogar de la Madre are declining.

However, owing to active vaccination in Åland, which has reached about 65% coverage, the geographical distribution of TBE cases has changed, and nowadays most cases occur in mainland Finland (Kokkola, Lappeenranta)., Norwegian endemic foci are concentrated along the southern coast.