Sentence examples for became less common in from inspiring English sources
Apparels became less common in the 16th century and were replaced by lace, which eventually covered most of the garment.
Even these scenic elements became less common in Beckett's later work, until 1972's Not I presented a mere pair of lips.
After all, the cape-wearing of the 1930s (DC's Batman and Superman) became less common in the 1960s (Marvel's Spider-Man and Fantastic Four).
The pattern became less common in the Romantic period, but it returned to fashion in pop music of the twentieth century, and particularly in songwriting of the nineteen-sixties and seventies.
Rheumatic fever became less common in the second half of the 20th century, and, with better control of streptococcal infections, there is an indication of a sharp decline in rheumatic heart disease.
While the composition of epic poetry, and of long poems generally, became less common in the west after the early 20th century, some notable epics have continued to be written.
The Shanghai team suggests the gene has become less common in African-Americans because malaria is much less of a threat.
The organisms that cause it, Group A streptococcus bacteria, still infect humans, and no vaccine is available, but it has become less common in the United States and much less serious, mostly because of antibiotics.
This fish is also an important protein source in the diet of people living along the river, but large pirarucu have become less common in some areas, owing to overfishing.
While some urban hospitals allow qualified family doctors to deliver babies, the practice has become less common, in part because patients with more provider options often choose medical specialists.
