Sentence examples for has become less obvious from inspiring English sources

This division has become less obvious, because pressure groups increasingly develop in-house well-researched critiques of existing policy.

Over the past thirty and forty years, as the city of Porto Alegre has undergone massive population growth and has become increasingly racially heterogeneous, the quasi-Romantic expression of regional identity in the gaúcho capital has become less obvious, but not any less loaded with this history.

At the same time, others have challenged this idea, and the philosophical understanding and justification of tolerance has become less obvious (see Heyd 1996 and the entry on toleration).

HD shows a bimodal peak distribution, the first in the third decade of life, and the second between 65 and 75 years of age; but, in recent years, this has become less obvious, with a decrease in the incidence in patients over 55 years.

Inevitably, Macunaíma's polemicism and sheer strangeness have become less obvious as it has grown ensconced in mainstream Brazilian culture and education.

As the use of adjuvant therapy has been extended into node-negative breast cancer, the decisions have become less obvious because the benefit is smaller, particularly as compared with the risks associated with the therapy and nonbreast cancer mortality.

The obvious reason is that society has become less religious.

Lately it has become less bellicose.

Recently, however, Europe has become less unbending.

Harvest work has become less enjoyable since.

– has become less necessary.