Sentence examples for becoming normative from inspiring English sources

Ideas that sounded radical when I first presented them are becoming normative.

In the formative period of liturgical dress, these practices were in the process of becoming normative.

But at the same time, divorce is becoming normative, and people spend less of their lives married".

He worried that the type of programming that was becoming normative would create a generation of emotionally bankrupt Americans.

Although cohabitation is increasing as a setting for first births and second birth differentials may temporarily narrow, as cohabitation becomes normative, it is still not becoming a preferred setting for additional childbearing; marriage is still more common for second conceptions.

Simulation is fast becoming a normative pedagogy for a portion of clinical time in undergraduate nursing programs in the U.S. Studies have shown positive outcomes in increasing self-confidence and satisfaction with simulation.

In addition, consider what is quickly becoming the normative view of what constitutes a family.

Casual sex is becoming more normative, and increases in divorce rates through the 20th century has meant a growing population of older single people.

1 The application of evidence-based practices is becoming increasingly normative in health systems.

Partnerships in public health are becoming increasingly normative, through networks, coalitions, and formalized agreements between different institutions (e.g., the Pan-Canadian Public Health Network [ 10]), including international networks to address such issues as infectious disease transmission [ 11].

Given enough exposure to a behavior, that behavior will become normative.