Sentence examples for becoming much less from inspiring English sources

Many pubs have adapted, becoming much less blokeish.

Classic toys are becoming much less classic because of upgrades meant to entertain technology-obsessed children.

And while the former has maintained its standing, the rest of the world is becoming much less fixated on the latter.

The DVD shift portends the film industry's becoming much less financially vested in the movie rental business, and growing less dependent on chains likes Blockbuster.

Physical information flows in the form of routing cards and stock tags are becoming much less common as computer-based systems replace them.

This opinion is apparently becoming much less popular with the younger generation of Americans, who are less likely to affiliate with a religion than generations before them.

Since then, Europe has matured and become much less polarized -- becoming more like (Old) America.

This is because winters are becoming much warmer, and less and less of these organisms die during the freezing periods". There have also been reports of freshwater jellyfish, commonly found in warm lakes and rivers in North America, Europe and Asia, fished out from the abnormally warm waters of the Moscow river.

Alfred Blumstein, a criminologist at Carnegie Mellon University, said he had no doubt that the overall portrait of murder had changed, becoming "much more diffuse, much less concentrated in a small number of places" than a decade ago.

The boundaries of the book – as the success of apps for The Waste Land and On the Road, giving access to edits, revisions and encyclopedic paraphernalia – are becoming much more plastic, much less fixed.

Sheila Stuart, who represents Trumpington on Cambridge City Council, told the Cambridge News: "I think this is becoming much more common and less hidden with the popularity of Fifty Shades Of Grey, and has brought it much more out in the open.