Sentence examples for become a further from inspiring English sources
International sanctions on Syria have become a further complication, Ms. Hoff added.
And we, the theatergoers, in our own chairs, become a further link in the analytic chain: we're people watching people watching people.
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Eleanor's appropriating the cup of stars has become a further statement about her own lost loneliness; she has suddenly made a picture of herself as a little girl in an inn with a loving mother and father indulging her pretty whims.
Observation that Sn-doping considerably improves photodegradation under visible light has become a further substantial step forward [3 6].
As a result, how to integrate several related techniques with machine learning will also become a further research trend.
Subsequently, as it became clear that the economy was slowing – a recession began in March 2001 – that became a further justification.
In this logic, any negative consequence becomes a further reason to attack now - with Iran disabled all these threats can, it is argued, be reduced.
As with endorsements, money matters for two reasons: It's a sign of a candidate's strength, and it then becomes a further source of strength.
(The USSR was present through Marxist elements in Yemen's National Liberation Front, which partly forced the exit of the British in southern Yemen in 1967; this area of the country became a further arena for cold war machinations).
And amid the accusations and counterclaims, yesterday Mr Nemtsov's death became a further strain on the relationship between Russia and the EU when Moscow banned Polish and Latvian politicians from entering the country to attend his funeral.
