Sentence examples for become a real factor from inspiring English sources
"Both the noise and the smell of idling trains has now become a real factor in many people's lives, a factor which they had no notion would become a problem when they bought their homes," Mr. Rothman said.
The young male viewers who have always been the core of the post-11 p.m. audience are now pulled by many other choices — the "Adult Swim" shows on the Cartoon Network have become a real factor — and they are more likely than ever to shrug off watching the shows when they are broadcast in favor of clips available elsewhere.
Originally, it was thought a child might make a more ideal patient, someone between the ages of 18 months and 5 years, before facial recognition becomes a real factor.
"We did a lot of reading — Evelyn Underhill on mysticism, 'Zen in the Art of Archery,' Japanese ink painting — that became a real factor in my life.
"It's become a real rallying cry".
It suddenly had become a real thing".
When does a fake Mohawk become a real Mohawk?
But it's become a real issue with important consequences.
We hope this will become a real conversation.
"Nick Clegg has become a real hate figure," she said.
"It's become a real treat for the players.
