Sentence examples for nowadays have more from inspiring English sources

Leisure is important because people in many countries nowadays have more time available for it (Aguiar and Hurst [2007], Klerks and Kop [2008], OECD [2009]).

Since party politics nowadays has more to do with winning the public's trust than winning an argument, the Conservatives would be mad to line up meekly behind the scientific consensus when they see a chance to scrape some of the gloss off Blairism instead.

Though Paul's oldest son from his first marriage has been in trouble with the police and nowadays has more contact with the tabloids than his dad ('TV Paul Daniels' son is a down and out!'), he and Debbie are close to the younger two.

"Nowadays, women have more freedom.

Nowadays we have more reach with technology and the way we can communicate.

Nowadays I have more than I know what to do with.

"But I think nowadays we have more players contending for the title in two weeks and it's going to be very interesting to see who's going to come out on top.

"Nowadays, we have more Arabic speakers than English speakers".

"Nowadays we have more and more people coming here because something happened".

"Nowadays we have more and more people coming here because something happened". Whether that something is lost employment or a health problem or whatever else, First Assembly's food pantry isn't the only one in Iowa that's busier than anyone would like.

The problem for Mr. Lipton is that nowadays shareholders often have more power than he does.