Sentence examples for became freely from inspiring English sources

In November, shares in the Helsinki stock exchange became freely tradeable.

Over a prolonged period of time, the concentration of molecular oxygen increased until it became freely available in the atmosphere.

Until now, authors have had to wait for a year before their work became freely available.The Royal Society's American counterpart, the National Academy of Sciences, is a convert, too.

But since the beginning of the millennium – at a time when buy-to-let mortgages for landlords also became freely available – the number of first-time buyers has dropped substantially, falling to just 200,000 between 2008 and 2010.

Over 600,000 users have downloaded ESPN Motion since it became freely available on Monday; more than 1.5 million are expected to do so by the end of May, Mr. Skipper said.

Why is it that decades have passed since the female pill became freely available and still the "male pill" is dangled as some tantalising hope that it's going to happen, soon, one day, in the future… just not right now?

In the presence of ADH the medullary collecting ducts become freely permeable to solute and water.

So, too, it took more than a decade for "Ulysses," after its initial publication in Paris, to become freely available in the English-speaking world.

However, as increasing numbers of non-British Europeans perfect their knowledge of English they become freely able to use their skills to work in Britain (with the advantage of speaking their native language and often a third language).

In a memorandum issued on Friday, John P. Holdren, science adviser to President Obama, called for scientific papers that report the results of federally financed research to become freely accessible within a year or so after publication.

The results of scientific research that tackles disease, food security issues and poverty in the developing world will become freely available as part of the government's plans to open up access to publicly funded studies.