Sentence examples for nowadays question from inspiring English sources

Few nowadays question his commitment to democracy or expect him to turn autocratic: he has repeatedly stood for election and accepted the outcome when he lost.

"I know some people nowadays question him; the real judges are the people who are in the Hall of Fame and who vote on the Hall of Fame," said Thomas, who was inducted last June.

Nowadays the question isn't, 'Can you get this to work?' It's 'Will the public buy this?'".

Nowadays, the question is more or less the same; however, oil crisis has been substituted by financial crisis.

Nowadays, a question that required days of research in a library, can be answered by a search engine in a moment.

Nowadays most questions can be answered using Google, but when I was a wine merchant in the 90s, and was having an argument about whether red Sancerre was made from pinot noir or cabernet franc, there was only one thing to do: ask Jancis.

Nowadays, similar questions are discussed in the field of physical human robot interaction (pHRI), but mainly in the context of industrial and service robotics applications.

Toobin addressed this notion during his CNN appearance, saying that, nowadays, the questions from the justices are highly likely to align with their eventual opinion in the case.

A major question nowadays is whether the frequency of particular weather extremes is being affected by human-induced climate change.

Joining Britain with them in a Club of Three would be a good idea, but it is out of the question nowadays.

I was in a conversation about the drawbacks of image for the sake of image, and that it is popular nowadays to not question an image in front of you … If you're going to try to cause drama, at least get the quotes right".