| The present-day security employee has to meet a number of serious requirements. |
| She said that a large proportion of present-day nurses are degree students who have spent more time in a classroom than on the wards. |
| Many people die with a minimum of discomfort and distress due to present-day medication and expert care services. |
| One of the few fascinations of present-day politics is the stark contrast between the Tory and Labour leaders. |
| The film is a period thriller clearly intended to shed light on present-day problems. |
| Like most elderly folk I find the present-day world much more complicated than that of my early years. |
