Sentence examples for become on both from inspiring English sources

But intellectual cosmopolitanism had already become, on both the left and the right, synonymous with a shared belief in the dream of boundless consumption.

The researchers also found that targeting only the people who will actually go on to become homeless both increases the program's impact and reduces its cost.

Wooden, metal, and plastic furniture has become important on both domestic and foreign markets.

But the Longhorns decided at intermission to become aggressive on both ends of the floor and to force Princeton out of its comfort zone and into Texas' preferred style.

Small donations have become popular on both the left and the right.

During the late 1950s, spring flooding began to become problematic on both causeways, prompting the Department of Highways to reconstruct them and the approaches.

Not only did they all become hits on both mainstream rock and modern rock stations, but "Bullet with Butterfly Wings", "1979", "Tonight, Tonight", and "Thirty-Three" also became the band's first Top 40 hits crossing over to pop radio stations.

As more data become available on both the distribution of truncated tRNA genes and the mechanisms that allow them to function, it will become more tractable to test hypotheses about the roles of various evolutionary forces favoring the development of the mechanism.

Iceland was determined to extend its territorial waters to 200 miles to protect its fish stocks – one of its few resources – and warships became involved on both sides.

Pressure on the media has become intense, both on individual writers and by the manipulation of the press through relations with the big firms that own it or, in some cases, that have bought into it at government prompting.

Cast brass buttons, particularly calamine brass, with ornamental and distinguishing designs, also became popular on both military and civilian dress.