Sentence examples for encounter nowadays from inspiring English sources

How did that experience prepare you for the children you encounter nowadays?

As you start to watch Brief Encounter nowadays, you anticipate a surfeit of English indirectness and euphemism, an onslaught of restraint - this is a love story in which the lovers don't do it (and first preview audiences were indignant about that).

Piebald camels are a fairly common encounter nowadays in Western Sahara, particularly in its inland part under Sahrawi-Polisario control (Figure 14).

This is not the fare one usually encounters nowadays.

The hysterical synchronicity of these happenings is typical of the Pakistan encountered nowadays in the news.

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

By & large McGovern is in the mainstream of modern economic liberalism & stands alone mainly in a sense of commitment rarely encountered nowadays, & in his passionate campaigning against the Indo-China war.

There are also Continental favorites rarely encountered nowadays outside country club dining rooms: chateaubriand, duck a l'orange and filet mignon Rossini topped with truffles and pate de foie gras.

This transition was perhaps accompanied by a drop in the selection pressure towards the enrichment strength such that one possibly encounters nowadays a strong cooperativity in the fusion machinery in combination with weak budding enrichments of marker proteins.

Burn wounds were of special interest due to the large number of cases of burns encountered nowadays, especially in the Middle Eastern Region and specifically in those areas with armed conflicts.

So far only two studies have indicated that in utero exposure to urban air pollution is associated with immunodysregulation in newborns [ 20, 21], and in these studies the levels of air pollution were higher than the levels encountered nowadays in most industrialized countries.