Sentence examples for To become seen from inspiring English sources

"Climate change has to become seen as a reason for far greater levels of global cooperation than we've seen before.

Mr Brady said an effort needed to be made to improve communications between the leadership and backbenchers if normal disagreements were not to become seen as public "rows".

The booklet, to be launched by Neil Kinnock and Ken Livingstone on Wednesday, argues that by refusing to acknowledge that some of its most popular ideas were originally European, 'the Labour government has allowed itself to become seen, at home and on the continent, as the odd one out'.

It's still hard to pinpoint the magic number of startups that need to exist in Arab countries that allow it to become seen as more like the "Silicon Valley" of MENA.

Just imagine if the Library of Congress were to become seen as merely some sort of secondary subsidiary to the commercial area along Capitol Hill's Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.

White tends to become see through if wet.

The cylinder was slit when cold and gradually opened with moderate reheating to become flat (see Figure 13).

Back in Moscow, however, the script changes and things begin to become murkier (see article).

This, in turn, may push some of those Millennials to become buyers (see above).

The replacement of GDP with GTP is essential for Rac to become "activated" (see below and Table 1).

Development of such information is just beginning to become available (see, e.g., Climate Change Public Health Impacts and Response Collaborative 2008).