Sentence examples for is becoming rather from inspiring English sources

That word is becoming rather popular in design circles.

The general practitioner, however, is becoming rather rare in some developed countries.

"It is becoming rather urgent because of course the Ukrainian winter will set in [soon]," she said.

In fact, the path from American football to rugby sevens – which gained Olympic status in 2009 – is becoming rather well trodden.

But if those returns can be reproduced by a set of mechanical rules, is skill really involved?Fund-management skill is becoming rather like the 19th-century concept of a "God of the gaps".

Greece has fulfilled its financial commitments today, but the situation is becoming rather desperate.

Having just passed 50, it's becoming rather personal.

Picking up where he left off in 2003, Beckett's postseason numbers are becoming rather historic, downright Koufaxian.

Ominously the onset of autumn coincided with a growing sense that several squad members were becoming rather too happy to wallow in a series of convenient excuses.

"And now, for various reasons, what's happening is clinicians, patients and advocacy groups are becoming rather enthusiastic about extending the criteria so that the diagnosis of A.D.D. may include them".

I have a terrible feeling that the sarcasm and ribaldry many of us have heaped on these letters - the late John Peel was an aficionado, too - mean that people are becoming rather self-conscious.