Sentence examples for becomes even more common from inspiring English sources

THAT attitude becomes even more common in a downturn, because much medical spending is not discretionary, and health care is now one of the few areas cushioning the effects of recession for corporate America.

Cameras are becoming commodity and they will become even more common as generically embedded sensors.

And such clashes are bound to become even more common.

Higher than average tides that occur at regular intervals will become even more common, Horton said, and their reach more extensive.

Arbitrary increases like the ones that appear to have become even more common since the spring would have been immediately outlawed.

But international mixing is likely to become even more common, given the need to share costs of travelling to deep space.

According to Meedan's community manager, George Weyman, this means that schemes to help people overcome language barriers will become even more common.

Maybe this is good and maybe it's bad, but if it's allowed it's likely to become even more common.

Recent government changes making access to employment tribunals more difficult have certainly exacerbated the problem and there is no doubt it will become even more common in the future.

Dr. Hammond added that if more specialists like the doctors trained to perform Caesarean sections and other procedures in complicated pregnancies left, injuries and problems could become even more common.

For years now, brokerage houses like Merrill Lynch and Prudential have been shutting down their offices in small cities and towns, but the practice has become even more common since the collapse of the stock market.