Sentence examples for become increasingly easier from inspiring English sources
While the concept is nothing new, working from home has become increasingly easier and more necessary.
Or in the words of one industry adviser: "As audiences are more interactive than ever in their entertainment consumption, it's become increasingly easier for marketers and the information technology community to gather data on their preferences".
Instead of celebrating the hard work of teachers and pupils in securing sustained improvements in GCSE pass levels, the coalition government has sought to claim, aided and abetted by commentators, that these improvements are merely the result of a 'dumbed down' GCSE qualification that has become increasingly easier to pass.
Reverse engineering of binary code file has become increasingly easier to perform.
Ordinarily this would be a deal breaker for me as I like to have a dedicated piece of software for each printer but, thanks to the work of the 3D printing community, tools like Cura have become increasingly easier to use.
Consumer electronics have become increasingly easier to sell since the first CES was held in 1967 and there's been a lot of discussion about how relevant the event still is to the tech industry and the world at large, even for top hardware makers.
In recent years Test records have become increasingly easy to break.
But the spread of nuclear knowhow and technology had to be stopped, he said, since it would become increasingly easy to "buy, build or steal" a nuclear bomb.
Recent versions of Flash have also become increasingly easy to use, allowing artists to compose animations on the computer that go directly to the Web.
General Kadish, while saying the planning chart was authentic, if tentative, strongly denied that the testing program had been structured to become increasingly easy.
But lately it has become increasingly easy to find foods that are intentionally laced with it Caffeine is being added to a growing number of products — jelly beans, waffles, water and even potato chips.
