Sentence examples for become predominantly from inspiring English sources

In fact, the ridership does not become predominantly white until 110th Street.

Compton and Inglewood, which once had African American majorities, have become predominantly Latino.

But England was also the first country to become predominantly urban.

But Mr. Cohen said the perception that the Five Towns have become predominantly Orthodox has hurt business.

"The economic product of the United States", says Alan Greenspan, the chairman of America's Federal Reserve, has become "predominantly conceptual".

Within the city of Chicago, white flight has meant that many once-white neighborhoods have become predominantly black.

The Collyers were not black, but their neighborhood, Harlem, became predominantly African-American during their lifetime.

The predominantly Christian population gradually became predominantly Muslim and Arabic-speaking.

After La Dolce Vita was released, he gave up the paparazzo life and became, predominantly, a set photographer.

Consumer demand for information on smartphones and other portable devices was driving radical changes in cell phone networks, which became predominantly data networks.

Soon afterward thousands of settlers, mainly Lowland Scots Presbyterians, were introduced into Ulster, and particularly into its eastern portions, which became predominantly Protestant as a result.