Sentence examples for becoming few from inspiring English sources

Again and again since the 18th century, the time has come for the regimes that built statues to themselves to shamefacedly leave the stage of history, and they are indeed becoming few and far between.

But as my freelancing career picks up steam, those days are becoming few and far between.

But, warned Versace, who is completing five years in Singapore, "Packages that offer housing allowances are becoming few and far between.

In Kazakhstan and Mongolia, wolves are traditionally hunted with eagles and falcons, though this practise is declining, as experienced falconers are becoming few in number.

With the general election just a year away now, the candidates who legitimately stand a chance at becoming our next president are becoming few and far between.

When it could do so, the Ordnance Department removed its property to the Washington Arsenal, now Fort McNair, or transferred it to a still-garrisoned fort, though with post-war budget cuts, these were becoming few and far between.

Opportunities to buy flabby but profitable brewers in fast-growing markets are becoming fewer and fewer.

"But opportunities are becoming fewer and fewer, and clubs aren't set up to do it.

The growing danger, however, is that media giants are becoming fewer as they get bigger.

I see your movements becoming fewer, slowing down, your strength fading, your body growing cold.

Mr. Rabin observes, however, that these are becoming fewer and farther between in the exhausted market, and he expects fewer, still, to turn up at auction.