Sentence examples for become which is from inspiring English sources

— Vali Nasr, a former deputy to Richard Holbrooke, who was the U.S.'s special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan "I would recognize exactly what the U.S.-Pakistani relationship has become, which is merely a transactional relationship.

Asked on "Fox News Sunday" how he would respond in such a situation, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., President Obama's former ambassador to China who is now seeking the Republican presidential nomination, said, "I would recognize exactly what the U.S.-Pakistani relationship has become, which is merely a transactional relationship".

You might think this overwhelming drubbing would cause the Democratic party to reorganize itself into a very different party from the one it's become – which is essentially a giant fundraising machine, too often reflecting the goals and values of the moneyed interests that make up the bulk of its funding.

And he attacked America's founding fathers, saying: "If the founding fathers hadn't been so up their own asses, they might have come up with a system that fell somewhere between republican democracy that was going to work and that had proper checks and balances to prevent it disintegrating into what it has become, which is a country for sale to the highest bidder".

The lower the energy, the more uncertain they seem to become which is especially true for cosmic ray electrons.

Obviously the more apps you tweet about, the better the recommendations become (which is also a good way for the service to grow virally).

"The relevant question becomes: which is cheaper?

To be true to the person he becomes (which is also the person he/she always was), the narrator must keep brandishing his foreknowledge.

The longer old Top Gear carried on, the less inspiring the challenges became, which is inevitable when so many ideas have to be generated.

When, (35) becomes, which is obviously on the boundary.

If the operator, (1.10) becomes, which is called the (homogeneous) -harmonic equation.