Sentence examples for becoming a fact from inspiring English sources

"This kind of weather is becoming a fact of life," he said.

He knows how to work that walking-under-ladders feeling without it becoming a fact - and a creed.

As hundreds of students join the rent strikes in the capital and the NUS, under new leadership, begins to call for nationwide utilisation of this tactic, it is quickly becoming a fact of life that high rents in universities will lead to withheld rents.

The big data phenomenon is becoming a fact.

These anonymizing apps are quickly becoming a fact of life for schools, parents, children and many other groups in our present day social media scene.

Identity theft is, unfortunately, becoming a fact of life.

So, as several sci-fi movies have foreshadowed modern day technologies, next time you watch a sci-fi film pay a closer attention as what is portrayed, as science fiction is fast becoming a science fact.

In an age where science fiction is rapidly becoming a simple fact, Stern says moon mining, extra-terrestrial energy generation and space tourism are just around the corner.

While Wilting et al. [ 2] point out that they are the first to provide population estimates of clouded leopards in Sabah, this estimate is in danger of becoming a "quoted fact".

He has reportedly fallen out with successive al-Qa'ida leaderships since becoming a commander, a fact noted in the letter when the Shura Council writes: "Abu Abbas is not willing to follow anyone… he is only willing to be followed and obeyed".

These are just two issues among many in which the cleaving of this country is becoming an incontrovertible fact, as we drift back toward bifurcation.