Sentence examples for become a highly from inspiring English sources

"So they have become a highly visible scapegoat".

But science popularisation has become a highly sophisticated business.

You describe how Burning Man has become a highly visible ritual in the Bay Area.

Driver-only operation has become a highly contentious issue, despite its prevalence on many routes.

He has become a highly visible figure in Colorado, and even nationally.

Tax rates on the rich have become a highly charged political issue.

Ronan Bennett went on to become a highly successful novelist and screenwriter – and Georgina's husband.

For the past 20 years he has seen his name become a highly successful brand.

Alas, scandal — subject, like everything else, to inflation — has become a highly overpriced commodity.

The issue has become a highly sensitive one to Mr. McCain, who is actively courting conservatives.

It explained why he, unlike others who left Congress, did not become a highly paid lobbyist.