Nowadays, these days or today?
We can use nowadays, these days or today as adverbs meaning ‘at the present time, in comparison with the past’: …

nowadays | American Dictionary

nowadays
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈnɑʊ·əˌdeɪz/
at the present time, in comparison to the past:
Nowadays people don’t dress up as much as they used to.

Examples of nowadays

nowadays
Nowadays we are told that 'all publicity is good publicity'.
These are all things which are rarely appreciated nowadays.
Thanks to real-time transformations, stereo displays and raytracing techniques, three-dimensional impressions close to those of real, physically built models can be produced routinely nowadays.
According to this notion, which is nowadays referred to as computable randomness, a sequence is computably random if no computable martingale succeeds on it.
In the subsequent decades part-time childcare was further reduced and is nowadays virtually non-existent.
Nowadays, when there is a street interview, there is an army of people making voluntary or nonvoluntary participants sign use authorisations.
Nowadays, several fragments are well conserved but others undergo selective logging and cattle grazing.
But, on the contrary, we note that the lexical components of natural language processing applications are more and more important nowadays.
That is why nowadays most successfully developed humanoid prototypes are still actuated by motors.
Nowadays a great number of plasma mixtures have come into extensive use in a variety of industrial and engineering applications.
Some people, though not sophisticated philosophers nowadays, would be tempted by rule talk to make metaphysical mistakes.
Whether we like it or not, digitally generated sound is the most pervasive musical material nowadays.
Nowadays, however, local social services are becoming more aware of elderly immigrants' problems.
Nevertheless, the output of those mints was very small and most of these coins, particularly in gold, are rarities nowadays.
Roads and bridges were built and there is now easier contact between places; outsiders and tourists pass through nowadays.
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