Sentence examples for becomes for those from inspiring English sources
She doesn't understand why teenagers are so eager to give up college to go to work, which is essentially what the game becomes for those who turn professional.
The more that nonprofits rely on contributions from the wealthy, the more difficult it becomes for those that serve the poor to receive support.
In a lengthy catalog essay, Mr. Gewirtz argues, not unpersuasively, that Poe deliberately exaggerated and even parodied the conventions of Gothic writing in a way that we would now call postmodern, yet that doesn't fully account for how nervous and overheated the prose sometimes becomes — for those moments when, behind the feigned derangement, you sometimes detect inklings of the real thing.
The question then becomes, for those desperate for an invite: Yes or No, Thank You; the exact options on the error message Pownce Desktop Client users get to see at least a dozen times a day.
The bigger the blockchain size is, the less people would like to maintain (have and continuously synchronize) the blockchain and the easier it becomes for those who stayed to collude and maliciously change the data.
In an interview, Dr. Phillips described how crippling the disorder can become for those who spend hours in front of a mirror trying to "fix" their "ugly hair" or disguise a facial blemish only they can see.
Holding Cora in my arms, I was overwhelmed by how great the danger has become for those who are already alive today.
As a result, many see college less as a road to achieving dreams, and more as an escape from the nightmare that the U.S. job market has become for those without degrees.
My simple rule has become: for those who tell me they want to assist our schools, I will not sign on until I know veteran educators are at the center of the decision making.
This opposition – and the resistance it generates – has now become for supporters of those interventions, synonymous with 'Islam'.
The better-off might be able to afford to take risks and afford to pay for advice, but it becomes difficult for those lower down the economic spectrum".
