Sentence examples for often nowadays from inspiring English sources

"We actually raise the barrier far more often nowadays," Mr. Fox said.

My mother and I don't fight often nowadays, because I'm 41 and she's 72 and we lead separate lives.

Too often nowadays, a love story is a man and a woman saying: 'Look out, here they come!

Sometimes, though less often nowadays than in the past, they are people of such worldwide distinction that their slightest hiccup is riveting.

The question I am asked most often nowadays is this: are we back to 2008 and another global financial crisis and recession?

Mr. Ian said the question he fielded most often nowadays was why anyone would have named his band after a biological weapon.

In practice, however, this situation is rather rare, since lymph-node and skeletal metastases are often present, nowadays visualised with the more sensitive tools of today (Ga-DOTATOC/TATE PET).

Official lunch guests are greeted with sherry, which one does not often see nowadays.

Here are four words you don't often hear nowadays: I have good news.

From this list, the name of Elio Petri (1929-82) is too often missing nowadays.

Or is this, as so often happens nowadays, a title wished on the book by its publishers?