Sentence examples for growing frequent from inspiring English sources

Now, at 50, he's succumbing slowly to some form of early onset dementia, and the moments when he seems to forget he ever had another wife or children at all are growing frequent.

When such disturbances grow frequent, the researchers warned, "population consequences may result".

Conflict between law enforcement and pipeline opponents, sometimes numbering in the thousands, have grown frequent.

Meanwhile, disputes between Prime Minister Rainivoninahitriniony and King Radama grew frequent as the young sovereign pursued radical reforms that had begun to foment displeasure among the traditional masses.

Such instances are only growing more frequent.

His eyes troubled him, the flashes growing more frequent, tree branches and needles sparking.

Reporting of sex-trafficking cases seems to be growing more frequent.

But these attacks have been growing less frequent and less deadly, possibly because support from Pakistan has waned.

Accusations that the government is to blame for economic problems and for Russia's international isolation are growing more frequent.

China's breakneck economic development has left much of its soil, air and waterways dangerously polluted, and environmental showdowns with outraged residents are growing more frequent.

The more likely threat would be a series of five to 10 rounds growing more frequent during the hours of darkness.