Sentence examples for become a prerequisite from inspiring English sources

The American work force is becoming increasingly black and Hispanic, and a two-year or four-year college credential has become a prerequisite to a middle-class standard of living.

If anything, piety has become a prerequisite in politics.

This, along with reverse swing, has almost become a prerequisite for bowling in these parts.

We put our heart and soul into the game, as has become a prerequisite for us, but we played too.

Mr. Ishak's résumé didn't include loyalty to the S.N.C., which has practically become a prerequisite for membership.

After all, Valve's Greenlight system has turned community into a financial model; popularity, or at least notoriety, has become a prerequisite to success.

Enrollment declined as industries modernized and a college degree became a prerequisite for many jobs.

And the racial solidarity that became a prerequisite of rule after the terrible shock of the great rebellion of 1857 in India is irredeemably ugly to modern eyes.

When Gove suggested that the experts should not be trusted because they have a vested interest in what they are saying, that was his point: once knowledge becomes a prerequisite of power, then it no longer speaks for itself.

"Building a breakwater at Ryoishi became a prerequisite for building the breakwater at Kamaishi," said Akira Mano, who assisted in the experiments at the time as a graduate student and now teaches at the university.

As possession of a photo ID became a prerequisite for entering many office buildings and hospitals, for buying train tickets, wiring money and renting an apartment, a push to make driver's licenses more fraudproof has clashed with a campaign to uncouple the regulation of driving from immigration status.