Sentence examples for becoming marks of from inspiring English sources

Marriage and stable two-parent households are becoming marks of prosperity.

There was an exponential increase in medical student research over the latter part of the last century and the first part of this century, the increase becoming marked from around 1980 onwards.

The Moto X Force reads like a smartphone geek's wishlist, with only one big exception: it doesn't have a fingerprint scanner, which is quickly becoming the mark of a high-end smartphone.

Regardless, having "genomic medicine" available now is increasingly becoming a mark of leading health systems, based on the premise that efficiency of health-care delivery and quality of life will be improved for their patients.

Dryden's successor, Thomas Shadwell, inaugurated the custom of producing New Year and birthday odes; this hardened into a tradition between 1690 and about 1820, becoming the principal mark of the office.

The lack of communication between government and the people is a characteristic of the regime which is becoming more marked.

The breezy Californian made his mark in becoming one of the few to acquit themselves well during the third round at Royal St George's last year, when he played through horrendous wind and rain and handed in a card for a two-under 68 to climb from 19th place to joint second.

Furthermore, the differences start becoming more marked when car drivers work inside the toll zone.

Significant inhibition of TNF-alpha release from PHA-stimulated lymphocytes was seen by 24 h on the study treatment, becoming more marked after 7 days.

The trouble is that's pretty much impossible to pull off with current display resolutions (UI elements don't always "round off" correctly without enough pixels) — but with pixel densities now starting to push past the 200ppi mark, that's becoming less of a problem.

Finally, the construction of the first city wall marks the area as becoming part of the city.