Sentence examples for become very high from inspiring English sources

The stakes have suddenly become very high.

"This issue has really become very high on the radar screen," he said.

During the hotter months, the temperatures in the classrooms become very high.

Such molten material may reach very low temperatures without crystallizing, but its viscosity may become very high.

Demand for the drink has become very high, especially in neighbouring northern Nigeria due to scarcity triggered by insecurity from Boko Haram attacks.

"The burden has become very high on the Egyptian government," said Magdi M. Nasrallah, a professor at the Department of Petroleum and Energy Engineering at American University in Cairo, and a consultant to energy companies operating in Egypt.

"When you really make a meaningful difference in how long the battery lasts or how something gets powered, these can become very high-adoption-rate markets," said Christopher S. Norris, Alta's chief executive.

Her younger sister, Patty, began noticing how Margaret's voice would become "very high-pitched and excited when she talked about him, so I knew it was serious," she said.

Asked by an interviewer whether the struggle for equality has increased the distance between men and women, Ferrante – brought up in a milieu where "foul-mouthed", victimised mothers were desperately in love with males and male children, and herself a feminist since the 1970s – writes: "Female expectations became very high.

When rate becomes very high, EP becomes superior.

The average BER becomes very high due to the fading effect on the desired signal.