Sentence examples for is becoming over from inspiring English sources

In particular, he said he was concerned that architectural education is becoming "over theorised" and lacking in practical experience.

With a 45% rally in its share price since May, some are making noise that eBay is becoming over valued.

There are a number of reasons for this; firstly the electromagnetic spectrum is becoming over-congested and hence the use of acoustics can become a valid substitute in situation where long range detection is not a tight requirement.

Our theatre is becoming over-dependent on cinema.

But there are already warnings that the UK is becoming over-reliant on debt-fuelled consumer spending.

A concept that was developed in the European Union context by this Parliament when it prepared the Spinelli draft treaty on European Union is now actually used by opponents of European Union, who allege that the European Union is becoming over-centralized, that there is a danger of a centralized superstate.

Alan Pardew is confident he will be allowed to strengthen his injury hit Newcastle United squad in January after Mike Ashley, the club's owner, expressed concern that resources are becoming over-stretched.

With Newcastle struggling to retain possession, Yohan Cabaye was becoming over-stretched in the epicentre of Newcastle's midfield and Pardew's heart must have sunk when his key player clutched his groin.

Throughout the book are anecdotes that indicate the album-based rock he loved was becoming over-ripe just as it peaked, its stars having all the gravitas of spoilt children.

However, there was a feeling among several participants from Australia that health services and clinicians were becoming over-reliant on guidelines or that guidelines were being seen as a panacea.

"Look at what he's becoming over the years.