Sentence examples for is becoming noticeable from inspiring English sources

Although most Muslims - even devout ones - will not become active Islamists or "fundamentalists" who seek to reform the state along religious lines, this type of thinking is becoming noticeable at the periphery.

"In the past, ice that melted in the sea is balanced by new ice that formed, from fallen snow, at the top of the glacier, high on the Antarctic plateau," says Smith. "But now it is becoming noticeable that the glacier is out of balance.

A shift in business thinking from selling products to providing service solutions to customer needs is becoming noticeable.

"Hacktivism emerged in the late 1980s at a time when hacking for fun and profit were becoming noticeable threats.

Even though American singers were being hailed far and wide for the quality of their education and training, a higher rate of professional burnout was becoming noticeable.

Seven days after the last watering when drought stress was becoming noticeable through leaf curling of unifoliates, two-week old plants were inoculated with a microsclerotia suspension at 250 ± 10 microsclerotia/ml.

As communications become more real-time, this lag is becoming more noticeable.

The influence of the West on younger Eastern European artists is becoming more noticeable.

Semiconductor thermoelectric generation technology has a promising application for waste heat recovery and is becoming a noticeable research field.

Science is becoming a more noticeable element of the TV schedules, with the redoubtable David Attenborough still building on nearly 50 years of explaining the wonders of the natural world and with Brian Cox and his hugely successful recent TV series.

With so many long-running drama series criss-crossing our TV screens, the modern malaise of the same actors cropping up in multiple fictions is becoming ever more noticeable.