Sentence examples for becoming almost compulsory to from inspiring English sources

Last month, Daniel Perry jumped off the Forth Road bridge, allegedly after being blackmailed on Skype; it has also been reported that he was receiving abuse and threats on ask.fm – a website for which it is becoming almost compulsory to attach the tag "controversial".

"It's almost compulsory to have girlfriends when you're … " He pauses again.

When it comes to servicemen's taste in film, John says, "It's almost compulsory to watch every war movie ever made".

It is almost compulsory to have a long wordless scene showing someone zooming along, with nothing audible but the engine's buzz-whine.

Over the past 20 years it has become almost compulsory for rap songs to be peppered with references to established fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Prada and Gucci.

On the other hand, wide experience and international contacts have become almost compulsory in science, so scientists need to be willing to take on these challenges.

It is becoming almost impossible to survive".

In fact, I was becoming almost unable to speak.

At supermarkets, impulse purchases have become almost compulsory.

But I remember one night becoming almost febrile with excitement, and suddenly needing to be alone.

It's kind of cool to have big frames; they're becoming almost an accessory.