Sentence examples for becomes a real need from inspiring English sources

With megabyte-hoarding digital video and audio becoming more popular with home users, the storage space to keep all those wonderful creations around becomes a real need.

Given the importance of dataset quality, the use of practical and accurate software dedicated to alignment trimming task has become a real need.

"But if I were president of a mid-tier university, I would be looking over my shoulder very nervously right now, because if a leading university offers a free circuits course, it becomes a real question whether other universities need to develop a circuits course".

(If that consensus becomes a real possibility, what follows will need to be revisited). The choice then is between a symbolic act of impeachment (albeit a powerful one) or some other action(s), such as censure and/or prosecution after he leaves office, if there are sufficient grounds to think he has violated criminal statutes.

At what point do we need to punish the fan so that it becomes a real deterrent?

He becomes a Real Man fired up.

A Gimmick Becomes a Real Trend [New York Times].

Student molestation becomes a real risk".

That becomes a real concern".

So it becomes a real challenge.

Suddenly, those black dots became real eyes conveying a real need, a fear of the breeze that could easily snatch her up and send her smashing into the ground.