Sentence examples for it becoming more common from inspiring English sources

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"No problema" is a grammatically incorrect way of saying "no hay problema", although it becoming more common among Spanish speakers in the United States.

And it is becoming more common, as gadgets become smaller and the list of essential business travel tools becomes longer.

It happens frequently, and it's becoming more common as people lose their jobs and their health insurance.

One application of such digital systems is intercity and metro data transmission, but it is becoming more common to use it, often in conjunction with analog FDM modulation, to deliver signals via fiber directly to homes and businesses.

Additionally it must be noted that it is becoming more common in the Urbex community to wear a face mask to protect yourself from dust and particulate matter in the air.

So, after they initially resisted digital communication at all, it's becoming more common to see police officers carrying two mobile IT devices on their vests.

"It's becoming more common for younger players to qualify, but for me to make it while still in high school it's a great achievement, to play in my sport's biggest tournament ever at age 17," Stackhouse said.

Brown notes that it is becoming more common for early career scientists to switch subjects between the Ph.D. and postdoc, as "it's an opportunity to jump into something that is new and fresh and exciting," he says.

It's becoming more common not to believe in God or organized religion these days, so it would only be natural for a few atheists to have made their way to Congress, right?

It's becoming more common for employers to search for potential employees online.