Sentence examples for becoming once from inspiring English sources

One consequence is that food is becoming, once again, a commodity of "lesser quality and nutritional value".

However, it soon was associated with the rise of the Sikhs, becoming once more the seat of a powerful government during the rule of Ranjit Singh (1799 1839).

Already the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has reverted to form, becoming once again a captive of the banks it is supposed to regulate.

The danger is that itchy generals tire of talking and revert to seeking military solutions, becoming once again the separatists' best recruiting-sergeant.

Martin insisted however that the party had changed the way it was funded and was becoming once more a grassroots national organisation.

And with that, a sea change: high-end hotels, whether traditional or modern, are becoming once again the domain of the time-honored interior designer.

In both cases, α is close to −5/3 for frequencies fsc<0.3Hz, as is well established in this range [ Alexandrova et al., 2013; Bruno and Carbone, 2013], then becomes smaller before becoming larger once more at the highest frequencies.

'Made in Britain' is becoming fashionable once again.

Children are becoming sicker once they reach the camp because of this delay.

He answered all questions, deflecting those about his future and becoming emotional once.

Now, because of the owed rent, she received an eviction notice and was at risk of becoming homeless once again.