Sentence examples for nowadays emphasis from inspiring English sources

Given the possibility of diagnosing dementia sooner nowadays, emphasis should be placed on stimulating persons diagnosed with the disease.

Nowadays the emphasis is on global togetherness.

"Nowadays the emphasis is less on who are you going with, and more on, 'When are we going?"' said Ms. Rubenstein, who skipped her own senior prom on Long Island in 1989 because no one asked her.

Nowadays the emphasis is largely on 'structural' policies, and where proposals about the level of demand are made, they are usually restrictive ones, as embodied in the notorious Stability Pact.

Nowadays the emphasis in software engineering research is on the evolution of pre-existing sub-systems and component development.

Nowadays the emphasis is on the evolution of pre-existing sub-systems and component and service-based development, where often only a part of the system is totally under control of the designer, most components being remotely operated by external vendors.

Nowadays, the emphasis is on increasing HDL functionality [ 119] and there is growing evidence that the protective effects of HDL-C depend on apoA-I, the main protein constituent of an HDL particle [ 120, 121].

In this historic recording, the dancers' gestural language seems more individualized and pronounced than their strictly dance moves; nowadays a reverse emphasis tends to dominate performances.

For another, despite all the talk about how Russian players tend to be individualistic nowadays, the strong emphasis on a five-man unit (three forwards and two defensemen who work together almost exclusively) is still alive and well as young players develop.

"Nowadays there's such emphasis on performance.

Nowadays, scientists lay greater emphasis on bio-prospecting of new materials from biological resources.