Sentence examples for becoming more regular from inspiring English sources

The Indonesian report said the incursions were becoming more regular.

In the process, leisure often moved indoors, becoming more regular and more commercial in its organization.

He did so for the first time a few years ago, she said, but now it is becoming more regular.

"Dancers having children — it's becoming more regular in dance culture," said James Fayette, AGMA's dance executive for the New York area.

Because of climate change, the occurrence and impact of extreme weather events have risen, he said, with "once in a generation" heatwaves and flooding becoming more regular.

Fractal dimension analysis indicated that, compared with 1975, the patch shape of orchard and slope farmland was becoming complex, while the patch shape of dense woodland, sparse woodland, bushland terrace farmland and sparse wild grassland was becoming more regular.

"Ice is changing dynamic of all the communities; violence is becoming more severe and more regular," she says.

And applied-for frequent traveller programs, such as the US 'Global Entry' and UK 'Registered Traveller' programs have been gaining popularity and becoming more accessible to regular travelers.

The explanation for these self-organized structures comprises spatially modulated energy input in the metal layer by interference of the incoming laser light with the scattered surface wave, where statistical inhomogeneities of the sample provide a feedback, so that the structures are becoming more pronounced and regular shot by shot.

At least, I'm sure that's not what he's expecting, especially as he's becoming more of an England regular.

Only in the last dozen years, since being introduced to St. Thomas More by a student, has he resumed regular observance, becoming more deeply involved than ever.