Sentence examples for have become conspicuous from inspiring English sources

But wives have become conspicuous by their absence; the public no longer expects them to stand by their philanderers.

As officials in nearby states — including New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts — have become conspicuous converts to the current antitax, antigovernment fever, Mr. Malloy and Connecticut Democrats are striking a more anomalous course, betting that residents will accept the short-term pain of tax increases if they see a long-term gain of stable government services and fiscal policy.

More recently it has become conspicuous on the top line.

Seven months later, however, that question has become conspicuous by its absence.

The detrimental impact of rising air pollution levels in urban landscapes has become conspicuous over the last decade, particularly in developing countries.

Recently the mismatch between our newly acquired capacity to synthetize DNA at genome scale, and our low capacity to design ab initio a functional genome has become conspicuous.

Culturally, the lost golf ball has become conspicuous evidence of golf's negative ecological impact just as the game yearns to be viewed as more green.

The peak at 3448 cm−1 which was insignificant in the fresh fly ash, has become conspicuous in case of ball milled fly ash.

In the meantime, social problems in China have become increasingly conspicuous.

The militias, which have become less conspicuous as they wait out the surge, are nevertheless growing in strength, as they extend their control over neighborhoods like Ahmed's.

Jonas noted that Tesla has shared "extremely few details about how shared autonomy can be positioned as a separate business model," while Cruise and Waymo have become "increasingly conspicuous with their efforts to grow the business with specific targets for commercialization and deployment".