Sentence examples for activity it will become from inspiring English sources

The phrase "activity it will become" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the transformation or evolution of an activity into something else.
Example: "With practice and dedication, this simple task will evolve into an activity it will become a vital part of your routine."
Alternatives: "task it will turn into" or "action it will develop into".

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"If it becomes a function of the state to identify which individuals are engaged in, or exposed to, a broad range of 'extremist activity', it will become legitimate for the state to scrutinise (and the citizen to inform upon) the exercise of core democratic freedoms by large numbers of law abiding people".

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But at the point when they just don't understand something very basic, or can't do a specific, simple activity anymore, it will become necessary to adapt, which can be a difficult and painful task.

In the future we will probably be able to identify nonsporadic cancers, and it will become possible to direct screening activities toward these women.

After some years of decay, however, it will become increasingly difficult to determine residual activities of Cs.

It will become monotonous.

It will become a doorstop.

"It will become a joke".

It will become another "mess".

Maybe it will become free".

It will become second nature".

It will become more rational".

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