Sentence examples for become based from inspiring English sources

Slowly, Iraq's economy has become based almost entirely on imports and a single commodity.

As the competition continues, rankings then become based on the number of victories and how long the match takes.

With Barcelona and Spain dominating club and international football the game has, more than ever, become based around technical quality in the centre of midfield.

Much of personal computing, especially in the consumer market, has become based on the Internet -- instant messaging and downloading music, for example -- so that the underlying operating system matters less.

Bubbles corrupt firms' intellectual capital; in telecoms, everything from sales incentives to budgeting had become based on measures that had little to do with a sober view of profits.

An electronegativity scale (listing of elements in descending order of their tendency to attract and hold bonding electrons) provided a firm basis for the oxidation-state assignments on which oxidation-reduction definitions have become based.

Fatah obtained Syrian support and became based in Damascus.

So everyone's race became based around Lance's tactics and style of winning the race.

"Slowly but surely, though, the definition of success becomes based on a test score".

During the 9th to 15th centuries, the Tatar economy became based on mixed farming and herding, which still continues.

Relationship doom is around the corner when its quality becomes based on a box score or a medal count.