Sentence examples for becomes only one of from inspiring English sources

However, England's Sunday afternoon in St John's Wood was so traumatic that the No3 slot becomes only one of many issues to address before the teams reunite in Birmingham.

Over time Windows would become only one of several competing operating systems, and Office would become only one of several competing office suites.

Since she last played this venue – as a member of second-tier English girl-band Mis-Teeq – music has become only one of the strands of Dixon's career, and a lesser one at that.

In 1995 she became only one of four to survive American Airlines flight 965, which killed 160 people when it slammed into a Columbian mountain.

Similarly, Monios (2015) argues that "official government institutions become only one part of the totality of the governance process.

But Mr. Obama's Democratic allies concede that the message about Mr. Garland is being swamped by the presidential race, and that it has become only one small part of the campaign against the Republicans.

Ed went on to become the only one of Tom Stoppard's four children to pursue a career in the theater.

I had worked hard and long to go through the ranks at the salon I worked to become not only one of the top tier stylists, but part owner in the company.

"Mandel became not only one of nonclassical light's greatest apostles but also its greatest demonstrator," Dr. Phillips said.

He has become not only one of the most popular players in the league, but also one of the most accommodating off the court.

In the process, he has become not only one of the most well-connected lawyers in Washington but a pivotal figure in the world of books.