Sentence examples for figures is becoming a from inspiring English sources

This large drop in broadcast viewing figures is becoming a pattern for Chris Lilley's shows; it's worth remembering that 2012's Angry Boys hit a low of 391,000 after premiering to more than 1.3 million and broke similar records on iView.

Or to put it another way, any signs that a slight weakening in wage growth, seen in the last official figures, is becoming a trend would mean there is slim chance of an interest rate rise till the autumn of 2016 or later - and there could even be more quantitative easing (creation of money) and an interest rate cut.

Still, some of his cute turns of phrase can be cloying: "Candy was dandy in the 1920s"; "by 1923, the emphasis on a woman's figure was becoming a weighty issue".

The Audit Bureau of Circulations — founded by advertisers, agencies and publishers in 1914 to ensure accuracy in the reporting of circulation figures — is becoming, effective immediately, the Alliance for Audited Media.

The extent to which a small group of disaffected Muslim youths from one London neighbourhood were able to forge contacts with senior al-Qaida figures is becoming clearer since one of their number was named as the hooded militant behind the Islamic State (Isis) killings.

But thanks to some high-profile figures, infertility is becoming a more common, if not easier, topic of conversation.

Such action figures are becoming more a product of science than art.

Now Crisp is a central figure in what is becoming a familiar October story — a Red Sox revival in the A.L.C.S.

President Obama has become a transformational figure in politics, at the same time as Shepard is becoming a transformatonal figure in the art world.

More painful than the daily challenge of suppressing his own ideological instincts in a Tory-led government may be the growing sense in the country that he is becoming a figure of fun.

Somewhat to her surprise, she is becoming a public figure.