Sentence examples for becoming more often from inspiring English sources

Despite F.D.R.'s "a date which will live in infamy," the date of Dec. 7 is becoming more often remembered as "Pearl Harbor Day".

Answering a question about what he sees coming in the next year in the mobile space, Pichai suggested wearables will be taking "concrete steps" and becoming "more often a part of your lives".

The representation of fungi has been catching up with that of insects in papers on ecology, biodiversity, species richness, biology, biogeography, mountains, forests and grasslands, whereas insects are becoming more often mentioned than fungi in papers on landscape and freshwater systems.

In short, is the judicial now becoming, more often, the political?

I hate those times when I can't reach him, and they're becoming more often and it terrifies me.

For consumers, the merger is another signal that the business of marketing is becoming more personalized, often based on information that consumers may not even be aware they are sharing, including Web habits, social media activity and credit card histories.

Kabak says that cases are also becoming more complicated, often involving more than one person.

Construction projects are increasingly becoming more complex, often engaging new business processes and technological solutions to meet ever-increasing demands.

We rely on steady seasonal rainfall to restore our ground water sources, but droughts are becoming more frequent, often forcing communities to enforce stringent water restrictions.

RCTs stopped early for benefit are becoming more common, often fail to adequately report relevant information about the decision to stop early, and show implausibly large treatment effects, particularly when the number of events is small.

In Zambia the OECD observed progress at national level as aid is becoming more predictable and more often reported on national budgets.