Sentence examples for become very significant from inspiring English sources
In an extremely sparse interior, the chair, the headboard, the diary and the syringe all become very significant and are perfectly judged.
Yet Bale thinks many voters are less macho: "In the Westminster bubble, U-turns become very significant, but most of the public aren't paying attention".
But lawyers for both sides warned that the case could become very significant if the State Supreme Court sided with Vice President Al Gore and overturned Monday's decision by a circuit court judge to uphold the state's certification of Mr. Bush as the winner of Florida's 25 electoral votes.
Thus, they have become very significant in physics (see [6] for a review paper).
Beyond 650 °C, the intensities of the α i (T) become very significant.
They've become very significant figures in the media and in deliberations with the government.
The Boston Company, said Mr. Peters, was "the first big player with the negative pledge loans, and negative pledge loans became very significant in the last dozen years".
Professor Choi said, "In a nation like North Korea, which lacks widespread television distribution and other facilities, circuses naturally became very significant modes of entertainment".
"The level of interest it created has led on to many enquiries, two of which became very significant projects for us," he says.
