Sentence examples for more so nowadays from inspiring English sources

Wages are higher than they were, but no more so nowadays than on the Chinese seaboard.

"European players, and more so nowadays, we are playing all around the world and very familiar with all conditions, so it's not like a lot of us are coming over here and thinking that these golf courses don't suit us".

As quick as you're a hero, you are a zero, never more so than nowadays.

"I'm always forgetting how sexy the past must have been," Will Beckwith says, in "The Swimming-Pool Lord Nantwich Lord Nagreesh agrees: Oh, it was unbelievably sexy — much more so than nowadays.

Yes, stollen is sweet, and nowadays more so than it used to be, but the nice thing about making your own is that it is up to you how much sugar and fruit you put into it.

NEW good artists generate considerable excitement nowadays, the more so because there are so few who are really good.

This is as opposed to the general observations that subprime mortgages and speculative grade debt (leveraged loans more so than high yield bonds nowadays) both get repackaged into CDOs and that underwriting standards grew lax in both sectors during the cyclical period of maximum credit availability.

I'm a country bumpkin, who visits London no more than once a month or so nowadays, but even I've got a couple – about two drunk old Italian men trying to sell me an onion, and a tube driver-turned-movie voiceover trailer guy.

So nowadays, the drainage installation is costly and seen more problematic in disposal point of view.

Not so nowadays.

So nowadays the major hope is sanctions.