Sentence examples for may nowadays from inspiring English sources

A handful of BNP leaders may nowadays don suits, but a large proportion of the activists, councillors and candidates remain boot boys, often with criminal convictions for violence.

Indeed, their power to block reform, through their representation in the federal republic's second chamber, the Bundesrat, may nowadays be too much.

Capote may nowadays be most famous for having helped to invent the "New Journalism" of the 1960s and 1970s, but it was his short stories that first gained him a reputation in the US, having pieces published in Harper's Bazaar and the New Yorker in his late teens.

The party's stance may nowadays be better characterised as "populist" or "nationalist", rather that "extreme".

This seems to indicate that PCDD/F values of soil samples deriving from rural areas may nowadays be predominately influenced by emissions originating from technical products.

Currently, these thrifty genes are maladapted to our 'Westernized' diet and lifestyle and may nowadays be contributing to the occurrence of obesity and T2D worldwide.

On those June weekends, however different they may be nowadays, it continues to give us a chance to honor our promise to Papa Turner and each other.

Although this concept nowadays may only be present in villages in remote areas of the island, there may be still a certain inclination to interpret depressive symptoms in more traditional ways, the more as the Sardinian culture is well known for its "resistance" against "exterior values and innovations" and its "neurotic" emphasis on tradition [ 15].

This may have changed nowadays - but I doubt it.

Werner Herzog may lack heroes, nowadays, who seem adequate to his fierce capacity for wonder.

In New York, rounding up "the usual suspects" in terrorism cases nowadays may well refer to the defense lawyers.