Sentence examples for becomes normative from inspiring English sources

Although cohabitation is increasing as a setting for first births and second birth differentials may temporarily narrow, as cohabitation becomes normative, it is still not becoming a preferred setting for additional childbearing; marriage is still more common for second conceptions.

Once complete, what would normally be considered counterintuitive (robbing one of their humanity while maintaining one's own) becomes normative because it is ensconced in a cocoon that is resistant to self-reflection.

Liefbroer and Dourleijn's U-shaped findings suggest that as premarital cohabitation becomes normative, unions that start with cohabitation and transition to marriage are no longer qualitatively different from direct marriages, although eventually direct marriages do become more stable as they themselves become more selective.

Compassion (in name if not in fact) became normative, which obviated the need for the ribbon in the first place.

Theodore's works became normative through their translation into Syriac at Edessa (modern Urfa, Tur).

Such views, truly radical in origin, became normative rabbinical teaching and permanent components of Judaism.

Traister writes: "In Democratic circles Obama loyalty, like white masculinity itself, had become normative.

It is, in part, about keeping watch, not unseeing the violence that has become normative, being in the hold, holding on and still living.

Pharisaism as enshrined in the Mishna (oral law) and the Talmud (commentary on and addition to the oral law) became normative Judaism.

"Only a few people are capable of true mysticism, but in all three faiths (with the exception of Western Christianity) it was the God experienced by the mystics which eventually became normative among the faithful".

The committee was told that sexting had become "normative behaviour" among older teenagers – 14-year-old girls routinely pose in their bras for profile pictures – and youngsters needed help to understand when it was abusive, harmful or linked to exploitation.