Sentence examples for become less firm from inspiring English sources

The Russian position, and its demands on Iran's nuclear program, is likely to become less firm.

Over the next two years or so you'll find that your breasts will get larger and become less firm in texture.

As the skin becomes less firm with aging, it also forms wrinkles.

As skin ages, it becomes less firm and less elastic — problems that can be exacerbated by sun exposure.

Eyebrows give definition to a face and my face is slowly blurring as the skin becomes less firm and I need all the definition I can get.

Movies provided a means for Reagan to connect to reality, particularly as his grasp became less firm, and as the past took on greater presence for him than the moment in which he stood.

José María Roldán, of the Bank of Spain, who chairs the Basel club's implementation committee, says "the more revolutionary we are", the greater the need for a "slower transition".At the same time, risk-adjustment will become less dependent on firms' own internal models, be harder on investment banks and encourage banks to cross-examine the credit ratings of their assets.

They also show that people with high absenteeism rates tend to leave those firms affected by the reform and that in turn firms become less reluctant to hire workers with a history of high sickness absences.

"When firms become less diverse and more focused, they become more volatile," she said.

That could reduce demand for tranches of nearly equivalent risk, as firms become less keen to hold them.

Euro-enthusiasts argue that Britain is doomed to become less attractive to foreign firms while it remains outside the euro area.