Sentence examples for coming nowadays from inspiring English sources

It is coming nowadays more clear that in order to obtain a unified description of the different mechanisms governing the behavior and causality relations among the various parts of a living system, the development of comprehensive computational and mathematical models at different space and time scales is required.

She still will come nowadays and give me a note here and there.

They come nowadays from 15 nations spanning all creeds, cultures and continents.

In France we have come nowadays to be identified with malaise as closely as in the old days we were associated with success.

That purity is one reason that subscribing to a satellite service is the closest you can come nowadays to going to Radio Heaven.

The words come back as we are standing in the British cemetery in Kabul, a quiet and neatly preserved corner off a busy road, a place where few westerners come nowadays.

It's about as low on the totem pole as new phones come nowadays – but at a rumored unlocked price of around $150 bucks, we doubt the buyers will be complaining.

I do know that the caliber of arms coming up nowadays are as good as I've ever seen — better than the '90s and the early 2000s.

They came to engage in the society rite of "coming out": nowadays a ceremonial pageant in which a young woman is presented to the public as an eligible bachelorette.

"I think some youngsters coming through nowadays want to play nice football but sometimes you've got to role your sleeves up and get yourself dirty.

I'm not sure whether to blame T-Mobile or Samsung for the constant barrage of crappy phones coming out nowadays.