in this day and age

Meaning

in this day and age

(idiomatic) In the current era of history.

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As a bonus it wasn’t some 60 hour epic that I got bored of before getting a quarter of the way in. There’s a lot to be said for that in this day and age. Source: Internet

At the same time, we do believe that in this day and age of information technology, the politicians do not need to hold public gatherings in the streets. Source: Internet

Because it seems very unlikely in this day and age that more than one or two Republicans, no matter how much evidence was out there would have jumped ship on Trump over the issues you’re describing. Source: Internet

Emotionally-charged words seem to carry messages further in this day and age, for better and for worse: While they might energize activists who already care about the climate crisis, communications experts warn that they might people who are disengaged. Source: Internet

First of all, in this day and age you should always have a website representing your company. Source: Internet

I believe everybody should be able to have a basic level of cleanliness; in this day and age we shouldn’t need charities like the Hygiene Bank – but they do cracking work. Source: Internet

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