Sentence examples for becomes of less from inspiring English sources

Or that the traditional album-tour cycle may be coming to a close, as music becomes of less value than face-time in an enormodrome, and tours pinned to releases become vestiges of some pre-modern era.

In "The Wealth of Nations", he called for free competition: "By dividing the whole circulation into a greater number of parts, the failure of any one company, an accident which, in the course of things, must sometimes happen, becomes of less consequence to the public.

Anxiolytic premedication before non-ambulatory surgery in adult patients may have become of less importance in an era of better preoperative patient information.

Initially participants preferred ISS, but this changed after the training when the simulation site became of less importance.

This effect becomes, of course, less significant if the realized fraction κ is smaller.

The real issue is what will become of those less fortunate, less educated and less prepared financially.

As we get older peer pressure becomes less and less of an issue.

Every time another high-profile person comes out, it becomes less and less of a burden for actors.

His methods of cleaning become less and less precise.

Since then, Valentine's Day has only become less and less of an occasion.

But in the interim Shange herself has become less and less of a presence on the stage.