Sentence examples for becoming lesser from inspiring English sources

And the next time and the next... Breaking free from this cycle does not mean producing substandard work or becoming lesser versions of who we can be.

These conditions have made it necessary for the residents in the endemic area to travel longer distances to obtain water from the currently serving wells, which are becoming lesser in numbers as more and more wells get abandoned due to increasing hardness.

Nobody is really for them, but quotas are fast becoming the lesser of two evils.

While making her name alongside Mr. Brown, Ms. Whitney was becoming a lesser star on her own, shaped by Mr. Brown's heavy production hand.

She quotes one as saying, "I was literally becoming a lesser human being".

Oliphant was a staunch advocate of such research, declaring that Britain needed to develop its own nuclear weapons independent of the United States in order to "avoid the danger of becoming a lesser power".

Do they keep coding in what is quickly becoming the language of lesser choice, or do they start again?

This consideration reveals that the haemodynamic effect in area 44 possibly reflects the effort to distinguish for which node in the mental lexicon Luce ratio is highest, a procedure becoming more difficult the lesser the differences in the activation of competing nodes in the mental lexicon are.

(Lesser achievements include becoming managing editor of Esquire at 24, and receiving a Washington Irving Medal for Literary Excellence -- lost, he claims, during that lunch with Hitch).

Not the least of the challenges facing them is the fact that the Taliban have shown signs of becoming, for many Afghans, the lesser of two evils.

And his assurance that "democracy itself" will keep a lesser evil from becoming a "greater evil" should ease our collective conscience when we remember that "either we fight evil with evil or we succumb".