Sentence examples for becoming a regular occurrence from inspiring English sources

In Vietnam it is becoming a regular occurrence.

But Peter Bober, a Hollywood native who is now the city's mayor, said flooding was becoming a regular occurrence, when storms coincided with high tide.

"But now we know that drought is becoming a regular occurrence and water conservation must be a part of our everyday life".

Now, with violent clashes between activists and the military government that replaced Mubarak becoming a regular occurrence, women are again taking a leading role.

However with humanitarian emergencies seemingly becoming a regular occurrence within the media, I question whether this high level of exposure that appears necessary to attract donors is sustainable.

Under director Danny Moar, the theatre has managed to attract pedigree stage stars in recent years, with West End transfers of its productions becoming a regular occurrence.

Roger Bismuth, the president of the Tunisian Jewish community, has recently been campaigning against what he says is becoming almost a regular occurrence – of radical Islamist groups publicly calling for the killing of Jews.

Abuse is becoming a regular and alarming occurrence, with more than half of teaching assistants coming across violent behaviour in the classroom, the playground or at the school gates.

Protests, including against McDonald's, have become a regular occurrence.

Unheard of just three decades ago, large-scale bleaching has become a regular occurrence.

Being put in "Facebook jail" has become a regular occurrence for Shannon Hall-Bulzone, a San Diego photographer.