Sentence examples for becoming bare from inspiring English sources

Instead, retailers who drew down their inventories to almost nothing over the winter are reluctantly buying the minimum quantities of goods needed to keep shelves from becoming bare.

Absent oil and energy transport resources, the regime's coffers are becoming bare.

However, Smith will face the same difficulties as Booth - most significantly that the coffers are becoming increasingly bare.

Moving into the final half of the campaign, the Lib Dems are even more focused on their fight for survival across the UK, and it is becoming a bare-knuckle fight with their erstwhile Conservative government partners.

The riverbank is facing the danger of becoming 'bare bald' like most other reservoirs of large water conservancy and hydropower projects.

Private-equity auctions for stakes in promising firms are becoming ever more bare-knuckled.

Lions in the Ngorongoro Crater were afflicted by an outbreak of stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans) in 1962; this resulted in lions becoming covered in bloody bare patches and emaciated.

Bare midriffs are becoming increasingly commonplace as crop-tops become a bona fide spring/summer 2013 trend.

In ionic compounds, it can take on either a positive charge, becoming a cation composed of a bare proton, or a negative charge, becoming an anion known as a hydride.

So although it is becoming increasingly popular nowadays to go bare "down there", you should not feel pressured into waxing it all off if that is not something you feel comfortable with.

Leonid Slutsky's players started to take better care of the ball and, for the first time, put England under sustained pressure, attacking the end where their bare-chested fans were becoming increasingly vociferous.