Sentence examples for becoming by far from inspiring English sources

In those decades the American economy exploded in size, becoming by far the largest, most productive and most technically advanced in the world.

ATHENS — Spain was forced to seek a bailout this weekend, becoming by far the largest country to need help during Europe's 2 1 / 2-year-long economic crisis.

When Mr. Rubio announced his signature legislative goal, an initiative to slash property taxes and raise the sales tax, Mr. Braman contributed $255,000 to the advocacy group lobbying for the changes, becoming by far its largest donor.

Sarah Moolla of The People praised the episode for strengthening her "growing belief that Holby is becoming by far the best medical drama on TV".

Syria's civil war grew out of protests that swept across the Arab world in 2011, becoming by far the deadliest of those uprisings and the most difficult to resolve.

Apart from his bravery in sticking with a large, expensive orchestra at a time when pop music was fast becoming dominated by far smaller rock bands, Last also proved astute in the range of the music he covered.

Becoming by Michelle Obama.

In fact, the number of people who are interested in advancing their careers by becoming leaders far exceeds the number of people who have talent for leadership, and many of the most talented leaders will be less pushy and abrasive in their self-nomination, preferring to let their achievements speak for themselves.

By Evan Osnos October 9, 2011 How close was the Fukushima meltdown to becoming a far larger disaster?

It is my experience that we are all becoming far too fussy by half, which does not bode well for the continuation of the species.

FEMA is becoming a far stronger agency.