Sentence examples for becomes diluted from inspiring English sources

The documentary's focus on the "Africanization of American dance," as the dance historian Zita Allen puts it, becomes diluted.

The second it becomes involved with politics, it becomes diluted down and the pure vision of the customer is lost".

Under ordinary circumstances, they say, radon gas slowly dissipates into the atmosphere, where it becomes diluted to concentrations that are almost harmless to living creatures.

So before the skies warm and the place becomes diluted with Midwesterners and dogmen tethered to Bowzer, it seemed a prime time to return and research the legend of the bottled green ruin.

And there's nothing wrong with this, of course, but there is perhaps a danger that with so many surveys, and so many "weeks", the impact becomes diluted and the focus blurred.

Temperature and salinity may be factors, but a team at Harvard Medical School believes a phage — a viral predator of bacteria — that keeps the bacteria in check becomes diluted by the rains but eventually surges to drive bacteria counts down again.

"It can become diluted messages sometimes".

As Europe has steadily enlarged, of course, the idea has become diluted.

Ukpo, of Stranger boutique, told me he fears that adire will become "diluted," much like ankara.

"I found that the Tata stake had become diluted down to single figures.

Dr. Kujawinski found that while they have become diluted, they are "not entirely biodegraded or decomposed".