Common concern has become more evident and effectively expressed.

Due to this practice, cheating has become common at high school graduation exams.

We must give them a common hope and a common destiny, which, after all that has happened, has become a difficult yet indispensable task.

Dynamic models have become much more common, an economics of the second best has flourished, political economy has become mainstream, and behavioral economics has thrown the rational actor into doubt.

That is because terrorism has become an international phenomenon that has nothing in common with any religion, society, or culture.

And BeatJazzers become as common as D.J.'s.

Before the mighty Samson become a common robber.

The label soccer mom has become common in the US, as more women enroll their children in soccer camps.

Public language has thus become the common currency of cultural exchange, and everyone is on notice to mind one s manners.

In a world in which managing security has become so complex, it is essential that we develop a common understanding.

Now, five years down the line, it has become clear that the international community has not found a common strategy to achieve the desired goals.

The word naked nude has become synonymous to any woman who has decided, for any reason, not to adhere to the common costume worn by society.

Britain has a common interest, but no common allies.

Pakistani style dress has become common, as is the long hair that is thought to resemble the style of the Prophet Mohammad.

UNOPS has become a member of the Working Group on Common Services, to which it will contribute its experience in this area.

Today, the market economy has become a common language in most nations of the world, including many of the former socialist States.

This should be increasingly true as high rise condominiums become more common.

He has no common sense!

Truth has become lies and lies have become truth.

Much has become clear.

Lahoud has become irrelevant.

Appeasement has become collaboration.

He has become extravagant .

It has become necessary.

Seemingly lacking a central nervous system, it has become a dysfunctional creature with little capacity to recognize any common national, much less international, interest.

True, corruption has also become more common in other countries in recent years, and many democracies are stained by links between politics and finance.

A common core curriculum has been adopted and the two schools under the same roof have become administratively unified (there still is sporadic resistance).

As a result, extreme poverty, which has until now been more common in rural than in urban areas, will become increasingly an urban phenomenon.

Projections indicate that extreme weather events will become more common in the future.

The developed world has become a safer place thanks to increasingly shared values, a common perception of threats, the free market and other integrating factors.

It should become a common goal for the international community and all parties concerned.

Sami has become Layla's life.

It has become an obsession.

Life has become very difficult.

Has she become your girlfriend?

It has become my job.

This has become our life.

Oil has become more expensive.

Has winning become that important?

He has become too dangerous.

In Hong Kong, a multilingual channel has become available through YouTube videos for refugees to get answers to common questions on legal, health and education issues.

The subject has become more open to discussion, and it has become more acceptable to set limits.

France has a common border with Italy.

It has become common practice for boards to establish board committees to facilitate fulfillment of certain of the board's functions and address some potential conflicts of interest.

My brother has become a priest.