Sentence examples for become increasingly commonplace from inspiring English sources

The HPWRT is an example of the community groups that have become increasingly commonplace over the last 40 years.

But of course the fact remains that while coming out or being out has become increasingly commonplace in so many walks of life, it is still a very rare occurrence in men's team sports.

He said that although some academics might find it distasteful, expeditions financed through private means – in this case the film-makers Benenson and Elkins – would become increasingly commonplace as funding from universities and grants lessened.

It was not that council members disagreed with the idea of doing something about the eye rolling, frowning and harrumphing that have become increasingly commonplace at a City Hall that for years prided itself on its civility.

Edward Williams, a senior vice president at Gerard Klauer Mattison & Company, a financial analysis and consumer research business based in New York, said that although the Morrells' experience is somewhat unusual, relationships initiated online will become increasingly commonplace.

But they could also have the effect of ruling out conceptual designs for some lightweight, soaring structures with open spaces under heavy loads, designs that have become increasingly commonplace, but that might lack the kinds of secondary support safeguards now deemed essential.

As renewable energy becomes increasingly commonplace, interest in energy storage technologies is growing around the world.

Throughout 2004, the murder of interpreters and other Iraqi employees became increasingly commonplace.

The filibuster, previously a weapon of last resort, became increasingly commonplace.

As baby boomers approach their seventies and Alzheimer's disease becomes increasingly commonplace, more and more fiction writers are attempting to reach into that obscure space.

The sibling assaults became increasingly commonplace, but there was nowhere for Agnes to turn.