Sentence examples for becoming unusual from inspiring English sources

Yet these days merely turning up to lend vocal support to your team's endeavours on the pitch is becoming unusual.

In prostate surgery, it is rapidly becoming unusual for a urologist to operate without using one of Intuitive's da Vinci robots, which sell for $1.3 million, on average.

They occur in about 3% of patients with the former and, thanks to improved dialysis care, are becoming unusual in patients with the latter.

Wi-Fi is the third unusual feature, although it's becoming less unusual with every new camera model.

However, dual champions, or dogs that excel in both the field and the show ring, are becoming more unusual.

Let's just say I come from the old school and take what these days is becoming an unusual view: Religion should pay its own way in the world.

This is becoming a less unusual arrangement.

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The museum as a performance space, though still unusual, is becoming more common.

But the subject of evil is now becoming the focus of unusual attention.

Klimt is unusual in becoming one of the world's most famous artists without sparking a glimmer of a personality cult.