Sentence examples for becoming area from inspiring English sources

He was appointed rector in a team ministry, the United Benefice of Atherton and Hindsford with Howe Bridge, becoming area dean of Leigh in 2008 and, in 2010, a canon of Manchester Cathedral.

Privacy and security are increasingly becoming areas of concern due to the relentless pursuit of criminal-minded hackers that are always on a mission to seek loopholes to enter to gain access to sensitive data.

The Internet in general and social media sites such as blogs in particular are increasingly becoming areas of academic interest because expressions of personal views and thoughts on key themes can be analysed by increasingly sophisticated methods.

In these scenarios, PCT, C-reactive protein and other biomarkers are objective variables to add to clinical assessment, becoming areas of active research, whereas genomics may provide additional clues in the future.

During the 7th century, Aksumite power began to fail, and Ethiopian society began to withdraw further into the highland hinterlands, with the coastal areas becoming peripheral areas (whereas Adulis on the coast was once the second city of Aksum).

It is a question that I have asked myself many times since becoming the area's police and crime commissioner.

Captain Logan, who is stationed at a large walled base on the outskirts of the city, said Falluja was becoming "an area of greater concern".

Child and family psychotherapist Nicola Dyson says it is becoming another area to be navigated – alongside who empties the bins or who "marinates" their career.

Meanwhile Malawi's Lake Of Stars music festival - which schedules UK DJs and dance acts alongside local Malawian performers - is fast becoming the area's hot attraction.

The Sinai, yielded to Egypt in 1982, is now becoming another area of instability dominated by anti-Israel and Islamist forces.

These inflammatory reactions are "becoming an area of great interest" to Alzheimer's researchers, says Zaven Khachaturian, a neurobiologist who works with the Chicago-based Alzheimer's Association.