Sentence examples for thus becoming more from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, more and more customers are themselves likely to become electricity producers and are thus becoming more active in the electricity value chain [19, 20].

Mortgages are thus becoming more costly, even as the houses investors hope to purchase become ever more expensive.Though growing fast, buy-to-let loans still accounted for just 7.1% of the money lent by mortgage providers last year (see chart).

Later, perhaps you chose to study English literature, thus becoming more linguistically smart.

Information security is thus becoming more and more important to companies' self-protection.

The project's goal is to enable individuals to "adopt a fish," thus becoming more invested in the bay's future.

The drying process makes sedimentary organic matter change conformation, shrink in volume, and expose hydrophobic groups, thus becoming more hydrophobic.

Overall, the results of modern method use in Table 5 are difficult to interpret because some women are aging in the follow-up period and thus are becoming more (or less) likely to use a modern method; multivariate analyses are needed to control for these aging effects as well as other factors such as education and wealth.

Falls are thus becoming a more and more important cause of TBI, mainly in the high-income regions of Europe.

Thus, rather than becoming more specific, the concept of regeneration has become much more general.

Thus, they are becoming more confident in their ability to compete against the multinational institutions.

And that same night the venerable PBS program "Nova" plans "Inside the Megastorm," which is pitched thus: "Are superstorms becoming more frequent, more destructive, more deadly?