Sentence examples for becoming because from inspiring English sources

But the electrifying rally saved him from being the loser, which he was in jeopardy of becoming because Brenly got even greedier than he had been in starting Schilling twice on abbreviated rest.

If opponents of health care reform can't debate it on its merits, all that is left is fear mongering, and that is what those in our country are becoming because of it -- fearful -- not due to the facts, but due to the made-up stories they hear from politicians.

Borges writes a story, rather than becoming Menard, because to become Menard amounts to madness.

Even where no official diagnosis was established, many reported becoming angry because of failed attempts to become pregnant or make their wives pregnant.

Proliferation occurs predominantly on the outer rim, with cells in the interior being quiescent because of space inhibition or becoming necrotic because of oxygen or glucose deprivation.

Education is becoming unaffordable because of tuition fees and rent.

We are becoming Greece because of out-of-control entitlements".

"The city is becoming unliveable because cars are so dominant.

But Sean Cunningham took what was becoming popular, because of "Halloween," and upped the ante.

Others get almost none (indeed, some white suburbs are becoming whiter because of internal migration).

But Mr Finkelstein argues that American Jews are becoming disenchanted because they now "know too much".