Sentence examples for has become normative from inspiring English sources
It is, in part, about keeping watch, not unseeing the violence that has become normative, being in the hold, holding on and still living.
Such fat talk has become normative behavior among women and, according to one study, occurs in over 90% of women (Salk & Engeln-Maddox 2011) and, according to another study, occurs in women of all ages and body sizes (Martz et al. 2009) because women feel pressure to be self-critical about their bodies.
Because sexual harassment has become normative, schools are in crisis.
Cohabitation has become normative (Syltevik 2010), to such an extent that only 10%% of unions in which children are born start with marriage (Perelli-Harris et al. 2012).
Further, while informed consent for medical research has become normative in the United States and other Northern countries, this is not the case throughout Africa.
With the rise of evidence-based approaches which now scaffold health care decision-making internationally, his view that evidence from trials was key to a rational health service has become normative.
Traister writes: "In Democratic circles Obama loyalty, like white masculinity itself, had become normative.
The committee was told that sexting had become "normative behaviour" among older teenagers – 14-year-old girls routinely pose in their bras for profile pictures – and youngsters needed help to understand when it was abusive, harmful or linked to exploitation.
Creeping statism simply had become normative.
"Among low-skill black men, spending time in prison has become a normative life event, furthering their segregation from mainstream society," Dr. Pettit writes.
