Sentence examples for becomes a bottom from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, because prevention is a less profitable business, it becomes a bottom shelf item.

It becomes a bottom-feeding account of boozy, mindless cruelty despite Mr. Brown's strenuous efforts to give it the moral heft of a war story and to paint Zack as a victim of post-traumatic stress disorder.

"DJZ goes away as a top-down editorial property and becomes a bottom-up remix community," Goldstein explains.

To persuade his party members to abandon what had become a bottom line demand, he promised that he would resign his position as first minister of the assembly in February if there was no matching I.R.A. move by then.

The appraisal of investments was decentralised and capital budgeting became a bottom-up process, standardised through written routines and supervised via a pre-approval control system.

By the time Hollywood become a bottom-line-obsessed corporation in the 1980s, women's roles had shrunk to puny dimensions of hot girlfriend and imperiled wife.

Get involved via social media ("completely bypassing what Rupert Murdoch says, thinks or does") because Labour is going to become a bottom-up, not a top-down movement again.

Program rules vary by airline, but travelers typically have to accumulate 25,000 miles in a year to become a bottom-tier elite, 50,000 miles for the middle tier and 75,000 to 125,000 miles for the top tiers.

Climate change has become a bottom-up issue.

The sampling site, Otter Point, is exposed to wind and wave action and exhibits a rocky bottom that subsides with depth and becomes a sandy bottom at ~15 m depth [ 25].

It becomes a testament to bottom-dog show-business instinct as a way of escaping mediocrity, of creating a self.