Sentence examples for becoming insignificant from inspiring English sources
In such a situation, the role of the village heads (goba) as the primary decision maker of timing and movement patterns of the pastoralists is also becoming insignificant as the pastoralists become sedentary and families move out.
Later becoming insignificant, it was finally destroyed at the time of the first Jewish revolt, ad 70.
Du Bois decided that he wanted to focus on prizes related to business and finance, and Fauset apparently concluded that her position as literary editor was becoming insignificant.
This decrement is very significant until the solar field size reaches 60 hectare and then the slope of the decrement is becoming insignificant.
It has been determined that, at a constant wear amplitude the wear volume increases with the applied normal load and that at under constant load conditions, the wear volume decreases as the wear test amplitude also decreases, becoming insignificant when it is less than ~ 100 µm.
not adapting to changing environments, which has been rendered impossible, runs the risk of becoming insignificant and obsolete.
When comparing different genes, the differences in mutation rate would become artificially smaller, even becoming statistically insignificant in some cases.
Instead I found myself, along with my pupils, becoming increasingly insignificant.
Other than in New York and Chicago, entrance fees as a source of income are becoming increasingly insignificant.
The north-west ridge continues from Lower Man over Browncove Crags, becoming almost insignificant when it reaches the shore of Thirlmere, yet still separating the valley of Helvellyn Gill from the reservoir, before finally rising again to the wooded height of Great How at its terminus.
