Sentence examples for areas has become from inspiring English sources

The indiscriminate targeting of populated areas has become routine.

"Managing urban areas has become one of the most important development challenges of the 21st century," he said.

(Making it difficult to vote, particularly in urban areas, has become a national priority of the Republican Party).

The cheating itself, she said, was a byproduct of when "targets become more important than learning" and of a teaching climate that in many areas has become "intimidating, fearful and retaliatory".

The inability of the anti-Qaddafi forces to capture Surt and other areas has become a frustrating obstacle to the Transitional National Council's declaration of complete victory in the seven-month conflict.

Rami, the activist, thinks the jihadi tendencies mark both the length of the fight and the fact that society in many areas has become male-dominated and unstable, with the elderly, women and children having fled.

Waiting areas have become my living room.

Poor areas have become ghettoised.

Indeed, the burned areas have become an outdoor research facility.

Rich "uptown" areas have become havens of western consumer goods that are unavailable to most.

Unmarried mothers, in some areas, have become the norm, no longer stigmatized by society.