Sentence examples for becomes indeed from inspiring English sources

"Africa" becomes, indeed, a place of the mind, of possibility or of fear, rather than the real set of coordinates the expatriated author once knew.

A cautious and unremitting search for the intralingual and therewith interlingual semantic invariants in the correlations of such grammatical categories as, for example, verbal aspects, tenses, voices, and moods becomes indeed an imperative and perfectly attainable goal in present-day linguistic science.

This criterion (4b) becomes indeed crucial in non-immunocompromised ARDS patients who all meet, by definition, the radiological criterion of the Blot algorithm (criterion 3), while both the relevance and reproducibility of several of the clinical criteria (e.g., dyspnea, pleuritic chest pain, pleuritic rub) can be questioned in critically ill mechanically ventilated patients.

That question becomes indeed compelling as soon as reference is made to the scale dimension of the arrangements involved.

This relationship becomes indeed valuable, when thinking of applying these results to either preoperational planning or real-time biomechanical feedback during surgery, which only CAS systems could provide.

The self-sensing of such devices became indeed crucial to reduce false alarms in damage detection.

They became, indeed, ideal collaborators and share the credit for the achievements of the reign.

Data is the engine of online markets and has become, indeed, a new asset class.

Steele became, indeed, the chief journalist of the Whigs in opposition (1710 14), his writings being marked by an unusual degree of principle and integrity.

His job was to save lives, at whatever cost, and however degraded those lives became; indeed, to expect anything other than degradation was fruitless.

However, whether or not these repertoires become indeed realised is a more contingent matter and is often triggered by events which evoke a response from the medical and policy-making actors.