Sentence examples for become a native from inspiring English sources

However, he suggests that Electionism may yet become a native app, if there is sufficient demand.

Sociological — what changes must the settler go through to become a native?

Ethical — what actions must the settler undertake in order to become a native?

Is it historical — how much time needs to pass for the settler to become a native?

He was 12 years old, the age that many scholars say is the cut-off point to become a native speaker in a second language.

One way to consider decolonization is by asking, as in the title of his article, "when does the settler become a native?" But what kind of question is that?

For lekiosk, it is one more step in its bid to become a ubiquitous, native presence on tablets and smartphones, to match the shift in how consumers are reading today, and it extends its reach specifically to Android users.

Later, they escaped into the wild, where they have become a threat to native crayfish in several places, including Madagascar.

One of these colonisations has occurred in the Ebro river basin (North East Spain) where it has become a danger to native species [ 16].

It means that some of them can want not to become like a native South Korean.

To learn a language (which for Cavell means to become like a native speaker) is to learn the nature of the contingency between the explicit meaning of an expression and the occasion on which an expression is appropriate, and to be aware of what you must mean when you speak (what you cannot help but mean or imply by the language you use).