Sentence examples for becomes increasingly stringent from inspiring English sources
But Dingell and Boucher's offset fraction also grows as the emissions cap becomes increasingly stringent.
Censorship became increasingly stringent, and writers were expected to promote the war effort.
Dubinder Kaur, another wheelchair attendant for Delta, agreed: "They say, 'Ma'am, I feel better — I can go by myself.' " As security checks have become increasingly stringent, the number of people exploiting the loophole seems to have risen, said Peter Greenberg, the travel editor for CBS News and the author of a dozen books on travel.
Fuel specifications that govern transportation fuels have over the years become increasingly stringent with respect to sulfur content.
With the increased sensitivity and resolution of real-time techniques, the requirements for constitutive expression of endogenous controls have become increasingly stringent.
It can be assumed that the consumption limits calculated in this study would become increasingly stringent if heavy metals were included.
In general, the conditions for cooperation become increasingly stringent with both the degree and the dimensionality of the graph.
Treatment guidelines for diabetes have become increasingly stringent as most research shows that more aggressive intervention reduces the risks for complications.
15 Rescue medication was provided during the studies to the end of the long-term extension phases based on predefined fasting plasma glucose and glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) criteria that became increasingly stringent over time.
Control measures in LPMs in Hong Kong have become increasingly stringent during the past decade, and the current policy banning any overnight stay of live poultry in LPMs has substantially decreased avian influenza virus prevalence among poultry (13 ).
This is because all these speech acts have the illocutionary point of describing how things are, but the propositional content conditions and degree of strength of illocutionary point conditions become increasingly less stringent as we move from left to right.
