Sentence examples for becoming could from inspiring English sources

The idea of "human becoming" could help bridge these differences.

Universities becoming exempt could prove to be detrimental to transparency, democracy and journalism, according to students.

Despite its low profile, Belizean Grove is fast becoming what could be considered the world's ultimate old girls' club.

Dr. Strickland reflects that in all Holden, only Miss Marcia Pope, ex-schoolteacher now becoming senile, could take care of herself - or such was her opinion.

Politics beckoned, after his victories, as it did with Grant before him, but the situations they inherited upon becoming president could hardly have been more different.

People like the notion that a little luck is involved in success — that becoming famous could be sort of like winning the lottery.

LYON, France, July 4 (AP) — An older woman's slim chances of becoming pregnant could be made worse if embryos are screened for defects before being implanted into the womb, a study has found.

Where the double act created by the unhappy foursome in Becoming Strangers could seem contrived, here the strict pattern of alternating chapters is used to create moving or grimly comic contrast between chaotic domesticity and prison depravity.

Former England spinner Graeme Swann thinks becoming captain could take the edge off the "cheeky Yorkshireman".

But the trials have ended because, said the government, voters' fears about their votes becoming public could undermine democratic processes.

Macfarlan believes that his new view of how warriors benefited from becoming unokai could explain one of Chagnon's most controversial findings.