Sentence examples for would nowadays be from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Ethernet would nowadays be little more than a footnote in the history of technology.

As younger readers may need reminding, or informing, the telex was what would nowadays be called a hard-wired, low-bandwidth, point-to-point messaging system.

This is the story of Uhtred, a young man who has what would nowadays be described as "identity issues" and is prone to dismissing his enemies as "turds".

This decision especially given the overwhelming evidence produced in the trial that Disney's corporate governance was far below what would nowadays be considered adequate was greeted with dismay by shareholder activists.

That vision provided many celebrated fashion images, like a July 1990 cover of a 16-year-old Kate Moss wearing a Native American headdress, which would nowadays be seen as cultural appropriation.

Many of the images in Wilson's tableaux would nowadays be conjured using video or computer-generated graphics rather than with smudgy slide projections, painted flats and cardboard cut-outs; it would all seem slicker, less contrived.

Hayes and colleagues demonstrated a worse outcome [ 43], although this study involved very high levels of dobutamine that would not nowadays be considered reasonable to meet these goals.

"I would say that people nowadays are simply more free about showing how they feel.

Common sense would dictate that women nowadays are happier than our predecessors who were too busy shooing the bats away from the caves.

But circling around the ring are characters who once would be called Dickensian and nowadays are likened to people in "The Sopranos" or "The Wire".

The proper term nowadays would be bromantic interest.