Sentence examples for In becomes from inspiring English sources

Winning such demands therefore depends on raising the social cost to elites so high that giving in becomes their least bad option.

They are a result of 'fleshing out' the meaning of the sentence in order to arrive at the intended proposition, or 'filling in' some conceptual gaps in the semantic representation that, only after this filling in, becomes a full proposition.

You'll quickly see that the water you poured in becomes cloudy.

His sardonic snapper is a foul, tiresome creation and every scene he crops up in becomes a slog to endure.

Whichever country or mountain range you happen to be in becomes a land entirely defined by the presence of snow.

The hierarchy seems to be that police officers rule, the doctor is valuable but effectively neutered, and every "patient" brought in becomes a slave for an indeterminate amount of time.

Check-in becomes valuable when we don't notice it.

Cloud lock-in becomes a big problem as soon as you go custom.

And with users actually paying every month, platform lock-in becomes an extremely powerful and profitable strategy.

When apps are just a quick search and tap away, vendor lock-in becomes a relic of a different computing paradigm.

Jennifer explained that every time WordPress or any developer with an important WordPress plug-in becomes aware of a vulnerability, they usually document the vulnerability at the same time that they issue the security patch.