Sentence examples for it becomes more common from inspiring English sources

Compared with many older systems, standardized Wi-Fi technology, which can broadcast data about 500 times faster than a cellphone, is exceedingly stable, if only because as it becomes more common, feedback from its many users has led to continual improvements.

"If it becomes more common, we'd convene a task force to raise the alert level".

However, the strong and healthy multi-generational family –and it does exist – may, as it becomes more common, end up acting as a corrective.

They are questions likely to crop up more often as it becomes more common for actors or athletes to have tattoos and as tattoo designs become more sophisticated.

Besides being young Alzheimer's patients — most Americans who develop it are at least 65, and it becomes more common among people in their 70s or 80s — the three are Hispanic, a group that Alzheimer's doctors are increasingly concerned about, and not just because it is the country's largest, fastest-growing minority.

"And if it becomes more common in pigs, it gives more of a chance to jump into humans".

Yet, as the filibuster was repeatedly weakened, it became more common and more disruptive.

As cameras and technology continue to encroach on us, will this disorder, and others like it, become more common?

In the 1970s and '80s, the labor force participation rate rose sharply, as it became more common for mothers to work.

It has long been identified with Republicans, the traditional party of business, but it became more common among Democrats during the Second World War, when businessmen of both parties were brought into government.

In the 1980's, as Orthodox Judaism turned increasingly insular, it became more common for men to study the Torah all day and receive public assistance for their large families instead of working.