Sentence examples for become increasingly conspicuous from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, social problems in China have become increasingly conspicuous.

He has become increasingly conspicuous in the media and friendly with members of the government.

Since the war, however, Coca-Cola has become increasingly conspicuous in the whole free world's way of life.

After the rushed, giddy embrace of American ideas in the 1990s, the anti-Western impulse has again become increasingly conspicuous during the presidency of Vladimir Putin.

"The Power of Habit" and "Imagine" belong to a genre that has become increasingly conspicuous over the last few years: the hortatory book, armed with highly sophisticated science, that demonstrates how we can achieve our ambitions despite our sensory cluelessness.

As other buildings around the 4.9-acre empty lot have moved toward completion in the last year, this large hole in the heart of Berlin has become increasingly conspicuous, prompting occasional exasperated suggestions that the best memorial would be simply to leave the site vacant.

As the years went by, her husband, Juan Carlos Lecompte, became increasingly conspicuous by his absence, she says.

What became increasingly conspicuous after his move to Mexico, where he lived in a small village, was his metaphysical bent and love of nature.

The world's most celebrated popular music group had long left a conspicuous gap in the offerings of streaming sites, which have become increasingly mainstream despite some acts' concerns over royalties and other issues.

It has become increasingly difficult to read a newspaper or magazine without encountering the details of extravagant, conspicuous consumption, usually on the part of new millionaires, or billionaires, usually under 30.

This has become increasingly untenable.