The phrase "and becomes further" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of progression or increase, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The project evolves and becomes further complicated as new challenges arise."
Alternatives: "and becomes more" or "and progresses further."
But that old legal fiction which, in the words of Wayne LaFave, a law professor emeritus at the University of Illinois, "makes a mockery of the Fourth Amendment"—grows more indefensible every day, and becomes further at odds with personal and technological reality.
But that old legal fiction — which, in the words of Wayne LaFave, a law professor emeritus at the University of Illinois, "makes a mockery of the Fourth Amendment" — grows more indefensible every day, and becomes further at odds with personal and technological reality.
As a result, the dominant narrative that is based on these myths circulates unchallenged and becomes a story that is told and retold, and becomes further crystallised through each retelling.
The struggle intensified during the early 1980s and became further polarized.
Triano stayed quiet, however, and became further invested in being an N.B.A. coach.
The results demonstrated that human fetal cells could form an extensor tendon complex structure in vitro and become further matured in vivo by mechanical stimulation.
Which leads to what may be the biggest problem with the views conveyed by Cohen and Wood — especially as those views seep into Fox News and beyond and become further simplified, if not warped.
"It's now time for parents to take the conversations to the next level and become further educated on the social platforms that exist, what ages they are suited for and what type of behaviour they encourage.
It is after the first point of contact in places like these that an individual, questioning themselves and the world around them, finds themselves with a launching point from which to go online and become further submerged in extremism.
Land grabbing takes place mainly in underdeveloped and developing countries that are, thus, exploited and become further impoverished and robbed of not only of their environment but also of human capital.
In summary, the lack of vibration, noise, or need to shift allowed riders to really feel the road, and become further immersed in their surroundings, talking to each other at stoplights, and fully enjoying the fun of the ride.
