Sentence examples for become than from inspiring English sources

Britain today is more at ease with the multi-ethnic society that we have become than once seemed imaginable – and not just to Enoch Powell.

His reason: This was a time when the seed was planted for the Arab world "to define itself less by what it aspires to become than what it is opposed to: colonialism, Zionism, Western imperialism in its many forms".

IT IS hard to think of a better example of how routine space flight has become than the cargo missions that bring supplies to the International Space Station (ISS).

■ Has there been a clearer signal of how mainstream a success "Downton Abbey" has become than the articles about the series appearing in the mass-market celebrity magazine Life & Style Weekly?

California is the only other state that imposes a similar sanction, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.For some government watchdogs, there is no more telling measure of how dysfunctional Albany has become than that even when its self-interest is at stake, the Legislature cannot perform.

Consider this item essential reading.Controversy over the standards of accountants, as opposed to accounting standards, has arisen at a time when the consulting arms of the big accounting firms have put into sharp relief how much more valuable their type of service has become than that of their traditional bean-counting parents.

Housing has become scarcer than jobs.

He would become lower than Eykelboom.

They become more than their worst things.

Cars could even become smarter than smartphones.

But they become more than that".