Sentence examples for became suitably from inspiring English sources

When his opponents' energy levels became suitably depleted, Evans would preach Quaker pacifism to them until they couldn't take it any more and simply surrendered.

However, when the schedule became suitably demanding, the rats stopped responding.

But in his new incarnation as a class warrior, his clothes have become suitably more ratty, more grey, more layered.

Depending on your point of view, their report suggests that, after months of hearings, they have either been psychologically crushed by the power of the banking lobby or have become suitably informed about how banking works.

Consequently, it is only when the value of K, relative to N t), becomes suitably large that a spread in the values of α, β, a, b becomes graphically significant.

Zuck isn't about to step into a Chinese boardroom soon, if he could, but the fact that he can find the time to become suitably proficient with a challenging language like Chinese will give other would-be language learners a boost in their own quest.

Since earthquake engineering deals with the interaction between earthquake disturbances and the built infrastructure, the emphasis is on basic design processes important to both non-specialists and engineers so that readers become suitably well-informed without needing to deal with the details of specialist understanding.

On the other hand, there are physical limitations on how quickly transcription can occur, which is reflected in the transcriptional term in (4) by allowing it to saturate at the value

The editor has concluded that the paper may become suitable for publication in eLife if the issues raised by the referees can be addressed suitably.

Mr. Perahia is a refined, elegant Chopin interpreter, although his gracious approach became more suitably powerful in the Scherzo.

With Titanus involved, that then becomes the suitably massive Ultrazord.