Sentence examples for becoming more precious from inspiring English sources
Their weekends are becoming more precious.
With employer-provided pensions going the way of the typewriter and pay telephones, the income from Social Security is becoming more precious by the day.
Like other natural resources, it is becoming more precious as climate change disrupts supplies and demand increases because of the growing global population.
It is also about time management, and time is becoming more precious in an era of bigger, stronger, fitter athletes pounding the ball with new-age rackets and new-age strings.
Energy is becoming more precious.
Water is only becoming more precious and more expensive.
It was going to necessitate tearing down hundreds of the wonderful old Federal houses that were becoming more unique and precious with every year, as the mad building craze continued.
He also notes that we'll see lines and shapes softening and becoming more curved this year, with materials more luxurious and precious.
But it was also clear that people have since realised that experience and time are the most precious commodities we have, and that consequently ownership is becoming more irrelevant than ever before.
