Sentence examples similar to become a frequent practice from inspiring English sources

When Bin Laden declared war against the United States in 1996, and the intermittent calls of ISIS to kill Americans became frequent global headlines, Islamophobia also became a frequent practice among politicians, so-called strategic thinkers and counterterrorism "specialists" in the United States.

The possibility of putting off an expensive surgery or other major procedure has now become a frequent topic of conversation with patients, said Dr. Ted Epperly, a family practice doctor in Boise, Idaho, who also serves as president of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

Paula has become a frequent visitor in my dreams.

Such intimidation has become a frequent weapon for activists.

(A new book was written by David Thompson, who would also become a frequent collaborator).

The Zara-twin moment has become a frequent fashion week banana skin.

That divergence has become a frequent subject of complaints to AARP, the lobbying group.

In recent years, tonsil stones have become a frequent topic of discussion on the Internet.

(Perry, as it happened, went on to become a frequent collaborator with Christina Aguilera).

Ms. Erway, 27, has become a frequent advisor to competition neophytes.

Its executive director, the Rev. Gene Mills, has become a frequent presence in the legislative halls.