Sentence examples for becoming characteristic from inspiring English sources
"There are many cultural and creative initiatives going on, and I guess that is something that's becoming characteristic of bike culture here in Buenos Aires," Kalwill said.
And while there are many factors in this decline, I would argue that the new, militant atheism that is becoming characteristic of Britain is a key reason.
But the United States' inability to mount a sustained attack may be becoming a characteristic after three games under Klinsmann.
"Youthfulness is becoming a characteristic of the better enterprises in China; at Legend it frees Liu to pursue new opportunities for the company".
In the debate set off by the arrest of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former chief executive of Yukos Oil and Russia's richest man, over what kind of country Russia is becoming, its characteristics as a petrostate deserve as much attention as the Kremlin's factional struggles.
Here, though the impression has been spread over two days of extraordinary authority with one characteristic becoming increasingly apparent.
"Mocksteds are becoming a common characteristic of schools across the board, regardless of Ofsted ranking," said Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers.
But to the state's Democratic leaders -- eager for change after 16 years of Republican governors who made hard lines on law and order the benchmarks of their administrations -- Mr. Davis's inflexibility on criminal justice issues is becoming the defining characteristic of his administration as well.
Market-based instruments (MBIs) are rapidly becoming a dominant characteristic of the policy landscape for private land conservation in Australia and elsewhere.
This antagonism — the kind that has senators throwing snowballs on the Senate floor — has further seeped into other areas of legislation, becoming a damaging characteristic of gridlocked government in recent years.
