Sentence examples for become almost a given from inspiring English sources

Ms MacCarthy writes: "The worship of the young girl, the innocent, had become almost a given in Pre-Raphaelite circles".

In that sense, Work Chat is something of a no-brainer, expanding that concept with a feature that has become almost a given in many other enterprise platforms — sharing notes as well Evernote Notebooks in chats.

It currently has some 1,000 customers who use the service in apps for multiplayer games, social media services, e-commerce websites (where "live chat" has become almost a given) and in more enterprise environments around business collaboration.

France's contrariness became almost a given in American foreign policy, as did Germany's wariness of the use of force, a legacy of its own history.

I don't say these women were geniuses, like Einstein, but they've been the black continent of history, and for me it has become almost a sacred duty to give them back their lives".

IT HAD become almost a ritual.

"It has almost become almost a war," Ms. Tarantino said.

"It's become almost a tourist attraction".

Overpopulation has become almost a forbidden concept.

"They become almost an extended family.

Adding a cheap Office 365 email plan to their accounts then becomes almost a no-brainer, especially given that the integration between the two companies means they can easily use their custom domains from GoDaddy with Office 365.