Sentence examples for then nowadays from inspiring English sources

Whereas in natural conception twins are expected in only one out of 90 births, if you happen to see a mother walking down the road with a pushchair containing twins then nowadays it's more than likely (around a 60% chance) that the pregnancy was as a result of fertility treatment.

It was party all of the time back then; nowadays, it's a little different.

Not exactly War And Peace, then, but nowadays nobody would watch it if it was.

Sadly, public expenditure for research has decreased since then and nowadays fundamental sciences are for the most part underfunded.

From then on nowadays, inconsistent findings on gastrointestinal (GI) safety of BPs have been reported [ 24- 29].

The show's creator, Matthew Weiner, found a sly, satirical way to revive the crudest forms of sexism and prejudice that were typical then but are nowadays carefully airbrushed out of television.

If you want to go along with those expectations of what a middle-class quality of life is nowadays, then you can probably afford to have one child," he said.

A fully formed musical talent when she emerged in the mid-1970s withethithit "Poetry Man," she has changed little since then, except that nowadays she rations out her arsenal of vocal pyrotechnics more discreetly and to more precise expressive effect than she used to.

You must be a lot more strict with the projects that you take on nowadays then.

Funny that companies were so protective then where as nowadays there is so much illegal downloading.

If all the world's a single body, as more and more economists and scientists (and even Tibetan lamas) are telling us nowadays, then one part corresponds to the head, perhaps, with all its erratic ideas, and one to the soul, with its devils and angels.