Sentence examples for become more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

As they become more conspicuous, such companies are seeking to comply with the Islamic traditions in their countries.

The Deaver Rule holds that no factotum... can afford to become more conspicuous than the elected official he serves.

Because it has become more conspicuous, the prize can do more for writers – so it can afford to take risks.

The other two, however, assumed the opposite that the mounting female was trying to become more conspicuous to the opposite sex.

In his second stage, originality and independence become more conspicuous as he struggles toward the standpoint from which he wrote his Principles of Political Economy.

Chlorophyll, the green pigment in plants, is lost; yellow and orange pigments called carotenoids become more conspicuous; and, in some species, anthocyanin pigments accumulate.

After Sept. 11 the differences became more conspicuous.

But in "Ghosts," the disconnect between the ballet's hazy underwater allure and its layers of hurried hand-to-head gestures becomes more conspicuous: eventually, it feels like a repackaging of a world we've visited before.

The right inguinal bulge protruded with coughing and gradually became more conspicuous over the last 4 years.

It was shown that the thermal expansion coefficient increased significantly with the development of hydration and became more conspicuous when the ground granulated blast furnace slag was added.

The narrow crack, as the sign of learners' differentiation in response latency, among blue points in 0 level becomes more conspicuous with the increase of mediations' explicitness in level 2 6.