Sentence examples for becoming instruments from inspiring English sources

The challenge they face is how to grow without becoming instruments of the systems they contest.

Among these attributes, the communicative potential receives greater emphasis, as these artifacts are converted into individual vehicles of expression and collective identification, becoming instruments of symbolic constructions and mobile records of the space-time relations incorporated in the material culture.

Faced with pressures from employers to put the interests of the company ahead of that of worker-patients, health professionals risk becoming instruments whereby workers' human rights and their rights to a safe environment are violated [ 44].

As a result, Weber feels that his brand of storytelling is becoming obsolete: "Instruments, images, tests, metrics, surgery, pharmaceuticals: no room left for Weber's anecdotes".

If S.C.S. becomes a mechanism of financial and social integration, it is hard to imagine how it could avoid becoming an instrument of mass surveillance.

For some, cyber is becoming an instrument of policy as much as diplomacy or military force.

"Election monitoring is not only ceasing to make sense, but is also becoming an instrument of political manipulation and a destabilizing factor," he said.

But instead of becoming an instrument of centralisation and tyranny, it led to just the opposite: the democratisation of access to information and the decentralisation of politics.

"But Mass Culture breaks down the wall, integrating the masses into a debased form of High Culture and thus becoming an instrument of political domination".

Imperceptibly, the House of Commons was becoming the instrument through which the will of the landed classes could be heard and not an obliging organ of royal control.

An American intelligence official I spoke with called Pakistan's behavior the "worst nightmare" of the international arms-control community: a Third World country becoming an instrument of proliferation.