Sentence examples for become built from inspiring English sources

By the 1980s Coop Himmelblau had seen their designs become built works.

In the past, countries had to worry that a rising fuel tax could become built into uncomfortably high inflation rates.

The area has become built up with private homes, and she is interested in selling the land.

The longer inflation stays above the target and the further it rises, the greater the risk that inflationary expectations will become built in.

But the glut economy persists anyway, and its persistence is beginning to convince a few economists that overcapacity has become built into the world's economic system, a structural problem resistant to much shrinkage and far in excess of demand or current practices to stimulate demand.

A resident of Aldborough Hatch on the semi-rural north-east edge of Greater London, Ron says he loves travelling into the city's heart using his Freedom Pass, but doesn't want it to devour where he lives: "I'm afraid that Redbridge might become built up like an inner city area"." London's population boom is a measure of its economic and cultural success, but with that success comes challenges.

And as higher prices became built into expectations, wage demands rose, and accelerating inflation resulted.

Interconfessional apologetics and polemics became built into standard works of theological instruction.

The reason it never took off was simply that petroleum became a more feasible option and the infrastructure became built around that instead.

Over the centuries, land close to the Wall became built up.

As the area became built up and more crowded, the wealthy sold their plots for sub-division and moved further afield.