Sentence examples for becoming a modern from inspiring English sources
Spain was rapidly becoming a modern industrialized country.
Penmanship is becoming a modern form of hieroglyphics, intelligible only to literary scholars.
Rather than becoming a modern urbanized nation, Afghanistan will continue to be a backward rural nation.
Japan was well on its way to becoming a modern industrialized country.
Yet putting over the story of a national family firm becoming a modern international powerhouse is a piece of cake.
The provision of split-type air-conditioners at multi-storey residences is becoming a modern trend in Hong Kong.
And let's face it, it's not as if New Labour did anything to stop the City becoming a modern-day Babylon.
Others have raised alarms about whether it is becoming a modern-day monopoly, as well as its efforts to sell lucrative technology to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and the Pentagon — efforts the company has strongly defended.
With the Most Rev. Rowan D. Williams, archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Church of England, recently calling on those who work in finance to repent, the debate over bank reforms is becoming a modern-day morality play.
The fear is that having been exposed to danger they will join tens of thousands of other Japanese whose health has been forever affected by radiation, becoming a modern-day equivalent of the hibakusha, the survivors of the 1945 atomic bombs.
