Sentence examples for become that so from inspiring English sources

"He won't have to wait for Cardiff to become that, so slightly ambitious, slightly outrageous.

Telomeres that become so short that they can no longer protect the chromosome end are said to be critically short or dysfunctional.

"The brand became so strong, so fast, that people call themselves T.P.E.ers," he said.

"But I think that wives' work has become so normative that this is unlikely".

It also is possible that transfusion thresholds have become so low that the benefits of blood transfusion outweigh the risks.

According to Athanasius, God had to become human so that humans could become divine.

The shootings happen so often, the circumstances become so familiar, that we tune them out.

Some observers have suggested that illicit drug use has become so widespread that fans expect it.

It may be that real spontaneity has become so rare that it requires an explanation.

Schweitzer suggests that goal setting has become so ingrained that the practice is greatly overused.

Modern care has become so complex that there are lots of things that can go wrong.