Sentence examples for nowadays seen from inspiring English sources

The Tories are nowadays seen merely as weak, incompetent and divided.

For instance, the committee chaired by Lady Plowden favoured external inspection of schools, a view nowadays seen as traditionalist.

"There is no such all-round acting in London as is nowadays seen at the Court theatre," wrote AB Walkley.

The Greens are nowadays seen as a party of the left and Berry says she preferred Ken Livingstone's approach to being mayor to that of his successor Johnson - Greens worked with Livingstone quite productively.

Knowledge and knowledge management are nowadays seen as vital areas for most organisations.

The FFAG method is nowadays seen as a potential candidate for the acceleration of protons and light ions for hadrontherapy.

What the kids nowadays see, my God".

Bakewell seems less than thrilled by what she calls a new "puritanism" on social media that would nowadays see the author of that "crumpet" remark howled down relentlessly.

Unfortunately, it transpired that this particular tomato was flung in protest at Britain's support for UN sanctions against Iraq, one of the many policies on which government and opposition nowadays see eye to eye.

The quick development of high technology and life sciences industries nowadays sees the need for more and better cleanrooms in modern laboratories expanding dramatically.

The subject is as old as the differential calculus and it has been developed up to nowadays (see Kilbas et al. [1], Hilfer [2]).