Sentence examples for becomes says from inspiring English sources

"The more you try to avoid it, the more pronounced it becomes," says Mr Hawley.

"It's surprising how normal walking past a dead body in a box becomes," says Adam Dyster, who graduated this year.

"The longer a motorist protects their NCD and doesn't make a claim, the less cost-effective it becomes," says Kevin Pratt, insurance expert at Moneysupermarket.

The more complex the power grid becomes, says Goodspeed, the more likely it is to be exploited.

"The more complicated the product, the more powerful interactive shopping becomes," says Keung, "as long as you can scale it with the Internet".

"The longer it takes to deliver Monterey, the more in question it becomes," says Stacey Quandt of Giga Information Group in Santa Clara, Calif.

Its subject becomes, say, undeserved misery — which does happen.

It became, says Torvalds, a "sociological phenomenon".

"This is what it has become," said Ms. Dillon.

Or the floriferous Public Garden become, say, the Fidelity Public Garden?

Will the landmark Quincy Market downtown become, say, McDonald's Market?