Sentence examples for Becoming conspicuous from inspiring English sources

"THIS is a time when social contradictions are becoming conspicuous in our country," China's ruling Politburo concluded at a meeting on May 30th.

At the same time, both fashion and celebrity were becoming conspicuous mass-market commodities, a situation to which photography had already contributed heavily.

Imaging manifestations of CO poisoning include necrosis and reduced diffusion within the globus pallidus, with corresponding abnormalities on FLAIR becoming conspicuous in the subacute phase (Fig. 3).

Apple has focused on changes that should have the biggest impact, like the new Intel Haswell processors, the much speedier flash storage, a near doubling of battery life, and networking speeds that embrace 802.11ac, a tech on the verge of becoming conspicuous in consumer goods.

Part 2, advertisement, covers the methods of becoming conspicuous, especially for warning displays in aposematic animals.

Now, as the tension escalates with each new federal threat, Obama's silence on the matter is becoming conspicuous and embarrassing.

But at least it is becoming more conspicuous.

The act of growing up appeared to be one of shrinking, of becoming less conspicuous.

Besides mentioning that it rests on the assumption that 'femininity' is reactionary in itself (which Julia Serano, for example, debunks), it's worth considering how this functions on a practical level: many transsexual women are most visible when they start transitioning, becoming less conspicuous, and thus unnoticed by those looking for hyper-femininity in order to reaffirm their prejudices.

Once largely confined to California, the Midwest and the Southwest, where it has upended the lives of gay men and a blue-collar constituency of truckers, bikers and housewives, methamphetamine is increasingly becoming a conspicuous part of New York's clubbing landscape and a major worry for health care workers.

The Red Spot was reportedly lost from sight on several occasions between 1665 and 1708 before becoming quite conspicuous in 1878.