Sentence examples for become already very from inspiring English sources

For, the SIR gains achieved after compensation for small CFOs have become already very small.

This means that a certain domain is less likely to become more regulated if regulations are already very stringent.

(That crush, of course, has already become a very unhappy marriage).

Mr. Iger noted that health food for children had already become "a very, very solid business" for Disney.

The emergence and spread of drug resistant pathogens have already become a very serious problem internationally.

"After months of e-mailing, she had already become very comfortable with me".

At higher elevations it may have already become very cold, and in the highest regions a Nordic winter temperature prevails.

Of course I was excited to learn how people in Bolivia spend Christmas and to enjoy the holiday with my host family who I have already become very close with, but it was not the same.

This might have netted the hard-up chancellor a windfall of about £2 billion ($3 billion) but, so argue many in the industry, the tax rise also deterred companies from sinking any more money into an ageing basin where it had already become very expensive to operate.

As a resident, I had already become very familiar with the other departments in our hospital, which made it easier to cooperate with them and to recruit patients from other specialists.

Estonia is at the forefront of e-solutions and our e-Residency programme has already become very popular among digital nomads, allowing them location-independent access to Estonian e-services.