Sentence examples for the problem nowadays is from inspiring English sources

The problem nowadays is not so much the design but the technology and the ruthless commercial imperatives driving it.

"The problem nowadays is that in a lot of wards there are lots of issues and there's not enough money to deal with all of them".

Part of the problem nowadays is that many trials are very complex and include numerous defendants and charges, some dependant on others.

The problem nowadays is that evolution horizons have turned to the need for more ecological products.

The problem nowadays is that parents don't speak to their children and provide stimulus - their children will gain this at school.

"The problem nowadays is that we have more dating windows," explains relationship coach Ms Quilliam, referring to the stages in life where we may look for a special someone  - be it as a teenager, student, young professional, widower and so on.

However, despite the potential advantages of CA, a major problem nowadays is the reduced amount of available and useful spectrum for future mobile technologies.

He says a big problem nowadays is that we pursue "earthly knowledge," and that knowledge lives in the darkness with Satan.

It is time Britain realises it is not an empire any more, and that most problems nowadays are global and can only be solved within a supranational context.

"Being in the same place at the same time, that's the key," says Baker. "That's the problem nowadays.

The problem is there's no physical evidence or DNA, which jurors nowadays expect to see.