Sentence examples for become known about from inspiring English sources

The outcome of the effort may become known about the time President Obama is scheduled to discuss new restrictions on offshore drilling at a news conference Thursday after receiving a report on drilling safety from Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.

The speed with which action was taken was in some ways a testament to how much had become known about the gunman, Seung-Hui Cho, in the days after the shooting.

As more details become known about the background, motives and trigger points of the Norway massacre, it is increasingly clear that Anders Behring Breivik cannot be simply explained away as a misguided loner who successfully tried to secure a place in 21st-century history.

It is possible more will become known about that when many other confidential papers are officially released in a few months time.

Based on the suggestions by Chance (1967) and on what has since then become known about primate social vigilance, we hypothesize that a central-peripheral group structure is reinforced by and arises from dominance related variation in social vigilance.

But as more becomes known about the poetic traditions and disciplines of his day, this interpretation seems inadequate.

Wariness about the death penalty has steadily increased as more and more becomes known about the treacherous ways in which it is imposed.

Mr. Obama was considering delivering a speech about the greater context surrounding the shooting, but advisers said it was premature to do so until Ms. Giffords's condition stabilized and more became known about the gunman's motives.

Lois Potter, a professor at the University of Delaware and a specialist in Renaissance drama, said, "As more became known about Shakespeare, he became more and more like a successful businessman and less and less like a romantic writer".

James P. Kreindler, one of the country's best known lawyers in air crash cases, said his firm planned to file such suits once more information became known about which countries, like Iraq, may have supported the terrorists.

But they said MetLife's offer might slip to about $8 billion, as more became known about how the global downturn is affecting Alico, which has operations in more than 55 countries.