Sentence examples for generally becoming from inspiring English sources

While home delivery was generally becoming less favourable among the younger generation, it remains a preferable option for non-complicated deliveries by many women and was sometimes determined at antenatal care visits.

This resulted in the colonies generally becoming monocultures which did not allow a general process of modernisation.

In unaccented closed syllables, */i u/ become /ɛ~i ɔ~u/ (Tiberian), /a~i u/ (Babylonian), or /e~i o~u/ (Palestinian) – generally becoming the second vowel before geminates (e.g. לִבִּי) and the first otherwise.

The country is generally becoming more open, he adds.

"Iranians are generally becoming more aware of the richness of their traditions," he said.

The default means of allocating power in Africa now is to hold elections, and elections are generally becoming fairer.

The products they are announcing today are in various stages of development with some in preview stage and some generally available or becoming generally available in the next couple of months.

It was noted that 'fixing business' generally was becoming increasingly fraught due to this behaviour.

There is no question that video games generally are becoming far more sophisticated in their storytelling.

Lawyers must protect attorney-client privilege and generally avoid becoming witnesses.

Since the 15th century, several popes have been known to play soccer — generally before becoming pope — including John Paul II.