Sentence examples for ever nowadays from inspiring English sources
As panelist Maynard Webb of LiveOps pointed out, "A brand can get damaged faster than ever nowadays".
This is a haircut that nobody would ever have nowadays.
Like the rest of Humperdinck's output, it is hardly ever seen nowadays (though English National Opera did put on a very successful staging as recently as 1992).
Yet the outcome, through the operation of the invisible hand, serves the public good better than any social planner could ever do.Nowadays the triumph of the market is taken for granted.
He's a kind of man that you rarely saw in the cinema and hardly ever do nowadays (yeah, OK, George Clooney, but the comparison only reinforces Grant's distinctiveness).
More that ever before nowadays is extremely important to consider the impact of high technologies on the sustainable economical and society development of the country.
The questions to establish whether respondents abstain from alcohol have remained consistent; these are: (i) whether the respondent ever drinks alcohol nowadays and (ii) if not, whether the respondent means that they never drink alcohol nowadays or they drink alcohol only very occasionally.
Ever more workers nowadays are part-timers, who are harder to organise.
"I know no one ever believes us nowadays – everyone thinks we knew everything.
No further examples of the error ever surfaced, and nowadays when one of the vintage inverts comes up for sale, it reliably fetches a six-figure price.
The astronomical societies may be as lively as ever, but youngsters nowadays tinker with computers, micro-controllers, robots and other digital fare rather than telescopes.
