Sentence examples for become the mode of from inspiring English sources

A 1978 bank staff association report says, under the heading "Threats to the Quality of Bank Work": "The assembly-line approach to project preparation has increasingly become the mode of operation at the bank.

This idea has become the mode of how people watch shows today.

CIID believes firmly that bikes will become the mode of transportation, as fuel becomes less available and more expensive.

"It's become the mode of operating here unfortunately," Rep. Raul M. Grijalva, co-chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said of the brinkmanship.

Likewise, Parthian costume, with baggy trousers, became the mode over much of the Middle East and is portrayed in painting and sculpture.

In this backward-glancing world, it makes sense that trains should once again become the preferred mode of transport of the future.

As you know, home recording has become almost the mode of recording because equipment is so good and so cheap that everyone can make it.

His 1740s papers on optics helped ensure that the wave theory of light proposed by Christiaan Huygens would become the dominant mode of thought, at least until the development of the quantum theory of light.

They have become the default mode of western diplomacy, the acceptable face of aggression, a casual flick of contempt by the rich against the poor.

The politics of fear has become the default mode of democratic politics.

The result is that despite evidence of superior cost-effectiveness of surgical castration, LHrH agonists have become the predominant mode of castration, often instituted earlier in the disease than originally intended when castration for advanced prostate cancer was first described.