Sentence examples for it becomes more frequent from inspiring English sources

Its range extends at least as far west as Texas, with possible populations in the Southwest, but is most common in the Appalachian Mountains where it becomes more frequent with increasing elevation.

In MM, mutations of the TP53 gene is rarely detected at diagnosis, although it becomes more frequent in advanced disease and human MM cell lines (Mazars et al, 1992; Chang et al, 2005; Saha et al, 2010a).

At first it happened only once a month or so, but over time it became more frequent.

Then it became more frequent, and in 1947 the first clinic in the United States devoted exclusively to the treatment of children with cancer was established in Boston.

It is our goal to normalize this conversation and have it become more frequent and mainstream.

This pose, from the mid-Eighteenth dynasty to the end of the New Kingdom was regularly applied for kings; it became more frequent in later periods.

Later, after a scholar named John Evelyn lost his wife due to the very unhealthy food, it became more frequent after he published a new cookbook featuring vegetables and fruit as a health food.

On weekends it appears that between-generation mixing becomes more frequent (eg, through family gatherings), and same age mixing becomes relatively less frequent, particularly in BE, GB, IT, LU, NL and PL.

This question is going to come up more and more as the procedure becomes more frequent".

If divorce is very easy, divorce becomes more frequent.

They said it has become more frequent since the introduction of the so-called 'bedroom tax' and other changes made to welfare payments such as housing benefit.