Sentence examples for became a norm from inspiring English sources

"But we started doing the specialties, and slowly it became a norm for the restaurants".

In 1976, a decision by the British government to treat inmates not as prisoners of war but as criminals led to riots and a period when the distinctive aerial photo of the jail became a norm on television news.

Naturally, some people would hate such a feature, but it would be one of those things that eventually became a norm, I think.

Die! Die! Die!" Incorporating digital and social features became a norm among wire services, and companies started routinely making company announcements on their corporate blog.

Beginning in 2010, campaigns became a norm in addition to fixed site services.

It has become a norm for young women".

In recent years, the commodification of further areas of life has become a norm.

Police were fighting an "urban war" against gangs as violence in society had become "a norm and not an exception", he said.

"Usually we see about a 10-year lag from when a new communication is adopted and when it becomes a norm," Ms. Ito said.

Only after the risk of death from AIDS began to increase, in the nineteen-eighties, did condom use again become a norm.

"It has become a norm for this media to brand the defenders of the honour of Prophet Muhammad as terrorists," the Taliban statement complained.