Sentence examples for becoming however from inspiring English sources

When we violate the inalienable rights of detainees, when we respond to attacks on our society by becoming, however slightly, more like those societies we abhor, the battle is already lost.

The proposals, which are not expected to be taken up by Parliament until at least next year, would bring Britain into line with the rest of Europe -- whose tourists visiting this country tend to find the 11 p.m. closing time absurdly uncivilized -- as well as acknowledging that the country is becoming, however reluctantly, a 24-hour society.

The very speed that made them so thrilling to watch, however, also made it impossible to study their gait closely, or to prove a hypothesis that Stanford fervently espoused: While galloping, horses at some point have all four hooves off the ground, thus becoming, however briefly, airborne.

It is becoming, however, increasingly the method of choice to report the total reduced state of Fe in soils and sediments.

In the globalised world, what was once unimaginable is becoming commonplace, however.

Becoming "Ken Wiwa", however, was not the liberating experience he had hoped for.

There are certainly no signs of Ripka's faith becoming diluted, however.

Shortly after becoming speaker, however, Gingrich's popularity began to wane.

What is becoming clear, however, is that the rendition of Abdel Hakim Belhaj and Abu Munthir al-Saadi had a number of unintended consequences.

They acknowledged becoming closer, however, while living in New York years later; their Upper East Side homes were only blocks apart.

A challenge to the style of governmental paternalism established in the late colonial period was becoming evident, however.