Sentence examples for becoming usual from inspiring English sources
As is becoming usual for this United team, Mkhitaryan and Pogba were often involved.
The desire to feature women is admirable, but some are becoming usual suspects in their own right, making their inclusion feel obligatory.
The use of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) technologies as a means to cope with problems that arise due to an increasing and aging population is becoming usual.
Despite the fact that generation of high-throughput expression data is becoming usual; the systematic methods of data analysis in a biological context are still an impediment.
Use of noninvasive ventilation (NIV) has extended beyond intensive care units (ICUs), becoming usual practice in emergency departments (EDs) and general wards.
The presence of automation and information technology in agricultural environments seems no longer questionable; smart spraying, variable rate fertilizing, or automatic guidance are becoming usual management tools in modern farms.
In the case of far-right groups it is becoming more usual to show violent and intimidating behaviour, but they do not usually use terrorist tactics.
Also, sadly, thousands of plastic bags are becoming a usual sight in all corners and streets of the city and even in the desert.
Armstrong finished the sixth and final climb of the 194-kilometer (120-mile) stage from Foix to St. Lary Soulan in what is becoming his usual style.
It is becoming more usual for public libraries to lend music scores, phonograph records, compact discs, and, in some countries notably Sweden and the United Kingdom original works of art for enjoyment, against a deposit, in the home.
