Sentence examples for became so frequent from inspiring English sources
The outbursts became so frequent the press called them "Edruptions".
At the holidays, the calls became so frequent and so pressing that the couple was tempted to give up.
Disagreements between Dunn and Perkins became so frequent and so heated that Dunn coined a phrase for them: "chairman abuse".
In France, fatal judicial duels became so frequent that, from the 12th century, attempts were made to reduce them.
The racist posts on Nextdoor.com became so frequent that they started to make Shikira Porter feel physically ill.
Threatening phone calls became so frequent that his wife began telling the callers to phone the police station.
Their accusations become so frequent that the term becomes devalued.
In recent weeks, their rows have become so frequent that you could set your watch by their rapprochements.
Attacks have become so frequent that there is a growing fear that IHL is becoming an outdated concept.
It gets to a point where the extreme events become so frequent that it becomes very uncomfortable to make a good living," he says.
I say "finally" because catch-and-release kidnappings have become so frequent in Gaza in recent years as to become banal.
