Sentence examples for become a transfer from inspiring English sources

My own tiny household has become a transfer station of increasing complexity.

Although most Germans strongly support the euro, they do not want the currency union to become a transfer union.

First, Europe could become a transfer union, with the north giving more and more credit to the south and later waiving it.

The governorate's offices are headquartered there, and the town has become a transfer point for materials passing between Egypt and Israel overland.

The Germans are adamant that Europe must not become a "transfer union," in which stronger governments and nations routinely provide aid to weaker.

Two people lay dead on the floor Sept. 20 inside a ward at the Redemption Hospital, which has become a transfer and holding center for Ebola patients in the New Kru Town slum of Monrovia, Liberia.

The Germans are "worried as ever that risk sharing becomes risk shifting, that a fiscal union becomes a transfer union," he said.

By linking the two in this way, "Obamacare" thereby becomes a transfer of resources from hard working white retirees to indigent minority ethnic people.

Clubs agreed in principle that if another club pays the buy-out clause they will sell at that total price, meaning that the player does not actually pay the money: it effectively becomes a transfer like any other.

It is a process that in effect becomes a transfer both cognitively through the video monologue, and phenomenologically through the scent and physiological effect of the turpentine.

In the town of Rochelle, 30 miles to the south, the Union Pacific Corporation has built a new "intermodal" transportation center that it hopes will become a major transfer point for truck and rail cargo.