Sentence examples for becoming less frequent from inspiring English sources

Sorting between lineages/lineage sorting: Also referred to as 'sorting standing genetic variation.' Changes in the genetic composition of a population where more fit lineages in a population become more frequent and less fit lineages becoming less frequent as a result of natural selection.

From 1960 onwards, they found, "non-violent resistance has become more frequent and more successful, whereas violent campaigns are becoming less frequent and increasingly less successful".

Lymphoma accounts for up to 50% of all primary tumours of the small bowel, occurring most frequently in the terminal ileum and becoming less frequent proximally.

Then, seven years ago, the event changed course, becoming less frequent and more colorful.

But these late changes in the polls seem to be becoming less frequent.

Fuel-tank explosions will doubtless continue in Hollywood movies, but they are becoming less frequent in real life.

But in the last decade, stories like Turner's are becoming less frequent.

A few brave teams based in Mexico City still travel to the border to report on drug-related violence, but their trips are becoming less and less frequent.

My logic is as follows: since equity investors under Title III are at the riskiest part of company's lifecycle (its bottom) - and liquidity events are becoming less and less frequent, the cost of capital for such equity holders will be much higher relatively to the cost of capital on royalty crowdfunding platforms.

The messages become less frequent.

Mistakes become less frequent too.