Sentence examples for becomes a standard from inspiring English sources

If The Eye Tribe can get a jump on the market by seeding low-cost developer hardware, then it should stand a chance of becoming a go-to supplier, when and if eye tracking becomes a standard device feature.

"When the unions come in, the issue of the turkey becomes a standard practice," he said.

The faster this becomes a standard for all Web businesses, the better".

Unless, of course, being forced to eat your greens becomes a standard part of a custodial sentence.

Now and then, an isolated gem like Francesca Blumenthal's "Lies of Handsome Men" or Jason Robert Brown's "Stars and the Moon" becomes a standard within the genre.

It was seeing the promise in some early, clunky technology — and polishing it, refining it and simplifying it until it becomes a standard component.

That will become a serious drawback as video-on-demand quickly becomes a standard product, says Craig Moffett, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein in New York.

It is also in the early part of "Erin Brockovich," before it becomes a standard-issue do-gooder melodrama, that the director's hand is most in evidence.

Without the court, the Kremlin was reduced to irregular appearances in Russia's destiny, and the book becomes a standard-ish historical survey with tsars and archaeologists only occasionally popping by to disturb the red fortress's slumber.

The book became a standard text.

It quickly became a standard reference.