Sentence examples for becoming overt from inspiring English sources

"Colonization" refers to the complex process of individual tumor cells adapting to distant tissue environment and becoming overt metastases.

Their collaboration with the military is becoming more overt, while their involvement in drug trafficking is deeper than that of the guerrillas.

RACIAL DOG WHISTLES – With the contest going to South Carolina, some of the candidates are becoming more overt in exploiting the nation's racial divide to gin up votes.

To give a flavour of the relationship, one broadcaster still well-known today had to be brought home from a foreign posting in the 1980s after BBC management became alarmed that his relationship with MI6 was becoming too overt.

Yet she adds that "expressions of Islamic piety are becoming increasingly overt, indeed a vehicle for networking and social mobility .Awkwardly for AK, an openly gay fashion designer has emerged as its most passionate defender.

Can that be done without Facebook becoming an overt political actor favoring one party?

Peyton, like Edwards, wants his church to be a source of moral clarity and purpose, without overt activism becoming its sole function during trying times.

A pre-election response, particularly if overt, risks becoming grist for the political mill; it could be dismissed as the actions not of the U.S. government but of a partisan administration.

Sonia Faleiro, a prize-winning Indian journalist, said that abuse was becoming more direct and more overt.

The largest center of foreign investment in China, Shanghai has overt ambitious of becoming China's "global city". Shanghai's identification with foreign culture hearkens back to the century (1841-1949) of semi-colonial governance in which Shanghai was the most modern and western city in China.

My suspicion is that overt misogynists are becoming increasingly rare. .