Sentence examples for became less prevalent from inspiring English sources
The prevalence of possible asthma manifestations was stable or decreased by age, while the prevalence of rhinitis manifestations was stable or increased, and the prevalence of eczema manifestations was generally stable, except that ointment treatment became less prevalent by age.
Art from the renaissance, and earlier, celebrated the male body, but such a focus became less prevalent in later eras.
Cynics may note some elements in "Origins" — a high body count among the people on "our" side, less than flattering references to the United States — that became less prevalent after "Strike Back" became a half-American show.
It was when DDT became widely available that arsenical pesticides became less prevalent and eventually banned when the possibility of crop transfer of arsenic was better understood.
These styles became less prevalent in the 1890s as the remaining southern portions of Old Louisville, between Ormsby and the House of refuge, were filled in, predominantly with buildings in the Chateauesque and Renaissance Revival styles.
During times of military emergency, such as the civil wars of the 1st century BC, this practice became less prevalent, as the Roman Dictator, Triumvir or the senate itself would select its members.
Is that because doping has become less prevalent in the event?
Initially, the argument was that ZHCs were a response to the sluggish and uneven nature of Britain's recovery, and they would become less prevalent as unemployment decreases.
"The idea that sexism or racism or homophobia have somehow gone away or become less prevalent in the legal profession is a myth".
