Sentence examples for became the normal from inspiring English sources
Trasformismo ("transformism") became the normal way of conducting parliamentary business, for there were few serious disputes among the leading politicians.
This pay-as-you-go method of financing statutory pension schemes, which became the normal arrangement, contrasts sharply with private pension schemes.
This set a precedent for what became the normal pattern thereafter Hindu kings claiming high-caste Indian origin ruling over a population much of which was neither Indo-Aryan nor Hindu.
Religious assent is particularly relevant to the pontifical document called the encyclical, which first appeared in the 18th century and became the normal mode of pontifical communication in the 19th century.
Eventually the "new normal" of heightened security and ambient fear just became the normal, and I stopped thinking about the fact that you now had to show your I.D. everywhere for practically everything, and how this level of security would only stop terrorists who would be deterred by window-dressing security.
Partisan wrangling among civil officials had flared up in the 1450s in reaction to Yu Qian's dominance and again in the 1520s during a prolonged "rites controversy" provoked by the Jiajing emperor on his accession; after Zhang Juzheng's death in 1582, it became the normal condition of court life.
"I think that's become the normal," said Tom Sherak, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
This should not become the normal way for the two nations to engage, particularly when it comes to bilateral issues.
It's just become the normal way to communicate … Everyone has BlackBerry for BBM period – BlackBerry is not a status phone; it is the cheapest way to communicate.
