Sentence examples for become too important from inspiring English sources
"It would become too important," he said.
"I didn't want it to dominate, to become too important".
But real life had become too important to argue about.
And it asserts that such debate has become too important to avoid.
But how do you know if a customer has become too important to you?
Did God deny him a final triumphant entry into Canaan because it had become too important to him?
Maybe it becomes too important to me, or I don't relax.
"He became too important for me after he got the part," she says.
Last year I took a punt: 2014 would be the year that corporate responsibility becomes "too important to be left to corporates themselves".
The trouble with aid is that when it becomes too important to a country (too much, for too long), it stops supporting the process of development and starts to delay it.
A number of companies cited significant increases to their bottom line, new client relationships, social media strategies and so on which meant the intern had added something they wouldn't have had without them, and as such they became too important to let go.
