Sentence examples for become more central from inspiring English sources
Two Austrian banks, Erste Bank and Raiffeisen Bank, have become more Central European than Austrian.
The question of legality will become more central to the panel's inquiry this afternoon.
Contemporary music also needs to become more central, and not be buried in the more obscure corners of the schedule.
It has also become more central in the last decade to the New York dance calendar than any company save New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theater.
Under the Dodd-Frank act, the Treasury has become more central to financial issues, and there are a lot of Dodd-Frank reforms still to be carried out.
And as for Mr. Perer's way of displaying search results through people, Mr. Guy said: "When the Web and intranet become more social, people become more central.
Concepts such as "inflation," "loan," "MRO," and "debt" are ranked higher in total degree centrality and in betweenness centrality than in the previous period, suggesting they became more central and connective of different domains in the discourse of the ECB during the crisis period.
At the same time the concept of divine love became more central, especially among the Iraqi Sufis.
As music became more central to his life, he hoped to become a composer for cinema, but his parents persisted in encouraging him into a less precarious career.
Getting involved in the 7 Bryant Park project seemed like a beneficial move as Bryant Park became more central to Midtown.
