Sentence examples for become very fine from inspiring English sources
In northern regions, extremely cold temperatures can cause snow particles to become very fine, which will penetrate vents or unsealed openings.
The distinction between the two can become very fine and is the kind of thing that can occupy lawyers very happily for years so make sure the prenup is very clear about what is what.
Pulse until the chocolate becomes very fine – almost like coarse sand.
If drilling is not properly controlled, the noise, fine dust and bit wear problems can become very serious in drilling hard rock.
Small lateral roots are determinate, remain short and fine and do not support secondary branching, while large lateral roots can become very long and branch further.
"You can't argue to the survivors that Degussa has become a very fine company, so you have to change your view of this case.
Hodgson had suggested in February that Neville had "a decision to make in the next 18 months" but would eventually become a "very fine manager".
Gilbert himself developed, however, to become a very fine painter, and at his solo exhibition in the Potteries Museum in Stoke-on-Trent in 1983, his fellow artist Reginald Haggar described him as "a master of the very English art of watercolour".
Indeed, the separation process itself becomes very much size dependent with such fine particles, so that large enough density differentials are necessary for offsetting the strong particle size effect.
