Sentence examples for became a tool for from inspiring English sources
But the production involves more than nostalgia and comedy, for the choreography expresses the way humor masked pain and became a tool for survival in many Jewish communities.
Like insurance against fire or theft, it protects investors against the risk of default.But, as often in finance, an instrument designed for insurance became a tool for speculators.
"Social" poets shared utilitarian views of their art: poetry became a tool for changing society, the poet being merely another worker struggling toward a better future.
Holyoke's president, Joanne Creighton, was personally convinced by reading Nicholas Lemann's 1999 book, "The Big Test: The Secret History of the American Meritocracy," which documents how the SAT became a tool for class segregation.
According to an article in the Daily Mail, the report makes "a devastating attack" on the Leveson inquiry, which "became a tool for a determined group of lobbyists [Hacked Off] to use regulation to erode press freedom".
But part of the evolution can be traced to the late 1980s when Doppler radar — a term even the casual viewer knows but perhaps does not understand — became a tool for broadcast meteorologists.
