Sentence examples for tendency becomes from inspiring English sources

"As an eating disorder progresses, that tendency becomes even worse," he says.

This tendency becomes more pronounced for the thicker and denser films.

This tendency becomes particularly interesting (and relevant) when the society in which the narrative exists is one which is, itself, under tension, or subject to a changing environment.

It may increase the fan profile and 'educated' audience but we may have to review our sponsorship figures if the tendency becomes global".

This tendency becomes particularly noticeable in the 19th century when the novel is experiencing a revolution in form, technique and popularity.

The tendency becomes embarrassing when the same phrase, "unconfessed history" – in itself sonorous rather than revelatory, in whatever language it started life – is quoted on page 356 as being from Eugenio Montale, and on page 357-8 as from Czeslaw Milosz.

The Atlantic tendency became dominant under Ferdinand VI.

This tendency became more pronounced as the particle motion stabilized over time.

This tendency became pronounced in his openly licentious illustrations (1896) for Aristophanes' Lysistrata.

This tendency became more pronounced at higher temperatures, lower stress intensity factors, and larger cyclic stress variations.

This tendency became more acute after he came out as a gay man in the 1970s and took a sharp turn to the political left.