Sentence examples for became per from inspiring English sources

He then became, per his usual style, openly contemptuous of the players "inability to understand" the financial challenges faced by ownership, according to ESPN's Ric Bucher.

in the light of this satirical piece's more serious intentions, her absolute refusal to play for broad comic effect, became per fectly acceptable, even fascinat ing.

The remaining 30percentt of deaths are spread among people with lower concentrations: 7.3 percent at 0.10 or 0.11, and just 5.9percentt at 0.08 or 0.09 -- the group that would become "per se" drunk under the new definition.

Any gender-neutral loo becomes, per se, a gent's.

The more solar (or wind, or any other power source) is installed, the less valuable it becomes per unit of energy an economic problem that places a ceiling on how much the solar industry can grow, unless transmission lines are upgraded so that power can be shipped to where it's most needed.

He's confident and ready to take on a role that let's him "see how good I can become," per ESPN.

He then drafted the bulk of what became the per curiam opinion in Bush v. Gore.

Central government authorities then replaced the banks, and currency became a per-country thing.

Beginning April 1, the minimum wage for an employer with more than 500 employees rises from just over $9 to $11 per hour; for smaller employers, it becomes $10 per hour.

Even though I performed well in the [2010] Giro, won the prologue, by the time we moved further south the symptoms became, as per usual at the Giro.

Even though I performed well in the Giro, won the prologue, by the time we moved further south the symptoms became, as per usual at the Giro.