Sentence examples for become to make a from inspiring English sources

All of this demonstrates just how hard it has become to make a living on shrimp boats, said David Veal, the executive director of the American Shrimp Processors Association.

Here Kapur talks with Blake Eskin about how difficult it's become to make a living as a cow broker, how the place where he grew up has been transformed, and what its like to raise his own children there.

Because after you air ball, the goal no longer becomes to make a basket.

The idea then became to make it into a series and focus on 1973, around the time punk and hip-hop were born.

Will it become easier to make a buck?

I'd been a playwright, and for me, television had become essential to make a living.

People in Zitácuaro told me that it has become hard to make a living without mob connections.

Only in the past century or two has it become possible to make a living from investigating the workings of nature.

It's only in the past couple years that it has become possible to make a VR device that is low-cost and high-performance".

In particular it will become important to make a distinction between residing with someone and residing with someone who is able to act as an informal caregiver.

Given the increasing number of studies that include re-analysis of datasets generated by other research groups [ 62, 63], it may become necessary to make a clear distinction between computationally- versus experimentally-phased nDNA sequence datasets.