Examples of 'now often' in a sentence
Meaning of "now often"
now often - This phrase indicates a shift or change in frequency, occurrence, or prevalence of certain behaviors, practices, or trends from the past to the present
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Cooperation is now often seen in a positive light.
Now often you do this without realizing it.
This operation is now often done by remote control.
Humans and wild animals now often.
The poem is now often included in anthologies.
Coffee table books are now often.
Time is now often measured in internet microseconds.
Internet access on holiday is now often considered an essential.
It is now often difficult to market fish.
Soldaderas and coronelas are now often lumped together.
They now often have difficulty finding financing.
Do the activities you are doing now often.
Civil servants now often receive gender training.
Now often used to be shipped home.
Service in the privatised industries is now often disastrous.
The house now often became ice cold.
The lower half of the vessels was now often ribbed.
I am now often searching for words.
The process of manufacturing molds is now often highly automated.
This area now often grows extensive rice crops.
But such targets are not as vulnerable as is now often suggested.
The main meal is now often taken in the evening.
Now often people talk about striving for tolerance.
Families are now often dispersed.
We now often talk about the need to unite people.
Breast and colon cancer are now often chronic diseases.
It is now often played on piano.
Conflict management is now often.
The canals are now often used for fishing competitions.
The great temples of scientific learning are now often arenas of conflict.
Blackamoor is now often viewed as racist and culturally insensitive.
Infections that generally would not require intravenous antibiotics now often do.
These fish are now often referred to as southern river blackfish.
Humanitarian assistance for children in armed conflicts now often includes special protection measures.
Favelas are now often controlled by juveniles and young adults.
His thesis dealt with the first generic description of simple sequences now often called microsatellites.
Group therapy is now often utilized in private practice settings.
People whom the Brothers served a generation ago are now often served better by other sources.
It is now often replaced by vim.
Indeed, the situation is now often reversed.
Astronomers now often use constellations in the naming of stars.
Removable ink cartridges are now often used as the ink tank.
Now often we think of an idol as something we worship and adore.
Power shortages now often shut factories and mines.
Now often writes to me.
And unfortunately it is now often only used from a marketing perspective.
Now often followed several treatments depending on the characteristics of the disease.
Thus the projection means are now often included in rigid tubes.
I now often shut down my computer earlier in the evening.
His forged stamps are now often worth more than the originals.
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