Sentence examples for which were becoming from inspiring English sources

His idea: Wean the company from antiques, which were becoming increasingly expensive, and begin manufacturing reproductions overseas.

He made a second career as an instructor and as an officer in her company, a position that frequently took him to Cuba and South America to study Latin dances, which were becoming a craze in the United States.

I was disturbed by the acts of terror committed by Boko Haram which were becoming more cruel and gruesome, even before the abduction of the Chibok schoolgirls on 14 April.

One was Dr. George Crile Jr., of the Cleveland Clinic, who had concluded that the radical mastectomy made no sense for smaller cancers localized to the breast, which were becoming increasingly commonplace because of better screening and awareness.

However, the whispers Giggs was past it, which were becoming louder in the autumn as he failed to make any significant impact on United's campaign, have now been silenced.

Particularly during his final term of office he became increasingly aware that the Fire Service needed people with higher academic qualifications to deal with the complex industrial and commercial risks which were becoming increasingly common.

Plant growth is also directly controlled by water, which is becoming more limited as regions like the subtropics become drier.

Which is becoming a problem.

"We are financing our growth entirely through foreign credit, which is becoming more expensive.

He was also working on his dynamics and his philosophy, which was becoming increasingly anti-Cartesian.

Banks are already using these services, which are becoming cheaper and more accessible to small businesses.