Sentence examples for becoming elusive from inspiring English sources

The acres-wide patches that used to carpet the forest floor are becoming elusive.

It is a season of gnat-killing nights and afternoons when the sun's heat is becoming elusive.

A new take on the old 'club versus country' tug with the twist of 21st-century Olympic reality, which is that everyone is a pro and the purity of the sporting spirit is becoming elusive.

Data is also becoming ubiquitous just as privacy becomes elusive.

That nationally representative sample is becoming increasingly elusive though.

Pentagon officials are already growing concerned that their enemy is becoming more elusive.

"The concept of masculinity is becoming more elusive in society as gender roles blur, with more [females in] management positions and becoming the major breadwinners for their families.

They note that alcohol is facing rising taxes, and in some places becoming more elusive — but they're unsure how systematic it is.

At a time when we're constantly being reminded that marriage is undergoing transformative change and becoming increasingly elusive for more and more women, the real housewives have professionalized the role of housewife in such a way that their housewifeliness exists almost entirely outside the parameters of marriage.

But over the past few months observers of the company have noticed that the once seemingly ubiquitous Jermoluk was becoming more elusive while Bell's visibility was increasing.

It has finally been made official that we are in deep recession, and as some citizens lose their jobs, and their homes, the "American Dream" is becoming increasingly elusive for many of us.