Sentence examples for become geared from inspiring English sources

The Knicks' offense had become geared toward its flashy guards, Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell.

The free health care of the Maoist era had, like much of China, become geared towards profit in the 1980s and 1990s, leaving most Chinese people to pay for most of their own treatment.

He said there was a lack of political will in the tax havens to part with any information because they were aware of the extent to which their economies had become "geared to this flow of illegal capitals from the poorer countries", PTI reported.

The entire East African economic structure was affected, as food production became geared solely to supplying the troops.

Thus, domestic educational systems became geared to meet the needs of other societies while domestic employment needs were neglected.

But once its Windows operating system and Office applications became giant moneymakers, Microsoft's entire strategy became geared toward protecting its two cash cows.

Our vision becomes geared towards looking at how many likes or comments a post has received, and when we open the app or log on to the network's website, our eyes dart towards the spot (the upper righthand corner, in Facebook's case) where our notifications appear as a number, vermilion bright.

Everything became geared to making it simpler to consume content.

All of the oils in question, whether destined to become gear lubricants or salad dressings, have a similar molecular backbone.

London's economy had become increasingly geared to financial transactions and many other kinds of service activity.

The move comes despite claims made today by the EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, that the UK tax system is still stacked against manufacturing and needs a shake-up if the economy is to become less geared towards financial services.