Sentence examples for becomes explicitly a from inspiring English sources

Wed against her will, she becomes explicitly a victim of domestic violence and emotional control.

The process can be politicised too, as we saw in June 2010, when the coalition government's Big Society agenda became explicitly a funding priority for the research councils.

For a global non-hydrostatic model, boundary-layer scale turbulence becomes explicitly and partially calculatable around this resolution, but will not be sufficiently resolved until the mesh size is less than 100 m (Khairoutdinov et al. [2009]; Moeng et al. [2009]).

In a coarse-resolution regime, spurious mixing increases as resolution is refined, and may reach its peak value when eddy-driven lateral mixing becomes explicitly resolved.

Furthermore, through being wealthy or not, socioeconomic ranking becomes explicitly visible to the outside world, more than through variations in educational and income level.

Being a father authentically does not necessarily make me a better father, but what it means to be a father has become explicitly my concern.

In the early modern era, this aspect of medieval probability became explicitly integrated into the definition of a probable opinion (Knebel 2000; Maryks 2008; Schüssler 2006).

In the 1930s and 1940s, there was work in which the quadratic form point of view was implicit but it was only in the 1950s that forms became explicitly discussed objects and Kato was a major player in this development.

Will Democratic presidential nominating contests become explicitly racial and ethnic?

The size, shape and capacity of the Rose, in particular, became explicitly clear to scholars.

You may say some were overdue: in 1996 discrimination on grounds of sex, disability and family status became explicitly illegal; in 2009 the ordinance was expanded to include race.