Sentence examples for becoming case studies from inspiring English sources

It is growing at 20percentt a year while many of its competitors are on a path toward becoming case studies at business schools.

It addresses the lingering fallout of the company's recent corporate marriages (most notably AOL's $103.5 billion acquisition of Time Warner in 2000) that ended badly, becoming case studies in M.B.A. programs on how not to run a company.

The way the world reports and is reported is going through all kinds of transitions, and one day I think that this whole thing and other stories like it are on their way to becoming case studies in Mass Communications 101.

Narrators are becoming unreliable, stories are becoming character studies.

Now, it is becoming a case study for why liberal democracy should not be taken for granted.

Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) #Italy is slowly becoming a case study for how liquidity problems can lead 2 solvency problems & the #Eurozone is allowing this 2 happen!

The proposed Medicare commission, aimed at providers instead of consumers, is becoming a case study in the political difficulty of reducing medical payments.

Aid dependency, weak governance and protracted conflict mean that Central African Republic is in danger of becoming "the case study of a failed state", a report warns.

Coffee is becoming a case study in globalization, inducing more people to drink coffee and to pay more for the coffee they drink.

After decades of success, the biomedical sector is in danger of becoming a case study in how research and innovation policy go wrong.

While difficulties in connecting to the Internet in rural areas are well known, Detroit is becoming a case study in how the digital divide in an urban setting can make or break a recovery.