Sentence examples for it would nowadays from inspiring English sources

In those days it was a broadsheet, and although then described as part of the popular press, it would nowadays compare very favourably with the modern, tabloid-ised version of some of its "serious" rivals.

That's not to say that it would nowadays, I don't know what the combination is nowadays.

It proposed what would nowadays be termed a sea denial strategy, based on fast, long-ranged cruisers for commerce raiding and torpedo boat flotillas to attack enemy ships attempting to blockade French ports.

September 11th happened largely because nobody at the time could conceive that it would happen; nowadays, the FBI might be more suspicious of young Arab gentlemen taking flying lessons without wanting to know how to land.Putting those two caveats to one side, the current reorganisation in America still seems flawed.

Ms Whyte said it was not a "benign personal touch" but a "sort of grooming, as we would nowadays call it".

Few in the motor industry would nowadays regard it as worth emulating.

The concentration on inhibiting growth rather than encouraging abundance means that it is in effect the antithesis of what most people would nowadays understand by gardening.

This type of conclusion would nowadays seem unscientific and arbitrary; but the fact that Ramus included it tells us something about his attitude toward logic.

The most remarkable feature of Macaulay's critique is that it seems to be largely aloof from particular political issues, focusing instead on what we would nowadays call methodological matters.

There also were hosts of small pieces that pundits would nowadays characterize as unimportant.

Otherwise, Ethernet would nowadays be little more than a footnote in the history of technology.