His son, Xavier Eikerenkoetter, 48, said only 100 or so worshipers attend Sunday services nowadays — so few that the services are no longer held in the theater, but in a small room that was originally a storefront.
We found that there was a real interest in many people to understand further the climate and energy impacts of something which is such a pervasive part of our lives nowadays – so much so that it is almost invisible.
I'm troubled by the way the term "doctor" gets thrown around nowadays, so much so that people don't even know exactly what a doctor is anymore.
The evidence-based medicine (EBM) related concepts of hierarchy of evidence, meta-analyses, confidence intervals, study design, etc. are nowadays so widespread, that clinicians willing to use today's medical literature with understanding have no choice but to become familiar with EBM principles and methodologies.
I was also told that nowadays so much is known that no one could conceivably learn more than a tiny fraction of it, even in a long lifetime.
If you're reading this, you're making use of two technologies that are nowadays so fundamental to our always-on, super-connected lives that you probably only notice them when you're not able to use them for some reason: the internet and the World Wide Web.
"I like one or two things, but most people like a huge choice nowadays, so we have to accept that," he said, with the regretful air of a viceroy lamenting the fall of the Raj.
The graveyard is located in a small village within Beijng — the sort that hardly exists nowadays, so you also have the benefit of stepping into the past of this now totally modernized city, and it is fascinating to stroll around the town and its narrow, meandering, and ramshackle streets.
But there's also a lot more awareness nowadays so perhaps it is also that more people are coming forward for help".
Jokes about menopause, drinking, drugs, sex, cosmetic surgery and fat are all over television nowadays, so it's hard to remember that when "Absolutely Fabulous" first surfaced on American television in 1994, it was an era when only Roseanne Barr dared be quite so crass, and she played a more sympathetic role of working-class wife and mother.
