Sentence examples for becomes a low from inspiring English sources

Love becomes a low priority.

"If you are under the constant pressure as a provider," Edgeworth said, "your own health often becomes a low priority".

Having a hardened deploy process also means that pushing out a fix for a bug at 5pm on a Friday afternoon becomes a low risk, routine activity.

On a warm day, a tree is "the helical shape of the scent vortex that pulls dust up into the canopy"; on a cold one, it becomes "a low hump of tart lichen with an indistinct chimney".

When even the nation's most heavily subsidised company fails to record a profit, as was the case for Opera Australia in its last tabled annual report, it follows that challenging an audience becomes a low priority.

If left untouched, this secondary vegetation becomes a low forest dominated by Acacia and Mimosa sp. persisting for at least 20 years.

It usually grows to 45 cm (18 inches) but becomes a low-growing and spreading annual weed in mowed lawns.

The once-rich little heroine, dogged by cruel Fate, becomes a low-wage earner – cue sweatshops, ironing boards, an imploding fast-food van.

An aerial view of the aisle of the northward-bound train early in the series becomes a low-angle view of the tunnel-like staircase of a labor camp later.

Mesa, which is based in Phoenix, wants to buy Atlantic Coast before Atlantic Coast becomes a low-fare carrier, a shift that Mesa's chief executive, Jonathan Ornstein, said would fail.

Furthermore, passengers to and from Washington are likely to benefit if DC Air -- the airline start-up that is expected to be owned by BET Holdings II, the parent company of the Black Entertainment Television -- becomes a low-fare carrier.