Sentence examples for becoming matters from inspiring English sources

Now that our basic human capabilities are slowly becoming matters of deliberate choice rather than the random results of the genetic lottery, we suddenly become morally responsible for possible actions or omissions available to us.

In the context of increasing pressure on water resources, the socio-territorial arrangements and the watershed's history itself are becoming matters of discussion.

Throughout the New York metro area, organizational projects that have been on the back burner for months or years are becoming matters of urgency.

For a country whose population is expected to decline by 20percentt over the next 50 years, many experts say, overcoming prejudices against foreigners and opening the doors to immigration are rapidly becoming matters of national survival.

That preference for one state over another — becoming matter more readily than it becomes antimatter — is small, about 1 percent.

And interact they did, becoming matter and organic matter and organic matter that replicated itself and life.

As his wait reaches its final stages, the question of how he will channel his political instincts when he finally becomes king is becoming a matter of debate in his court, in Whitehall and among his friends.

His intervention has done its work: the issue is now in danger of becoming about matters of character and choice, rather than anything systemic.

More importantly, when I think about who they are becoming, what matters most in their lifetime, and how they will be most successful as adults, the less reading levels and math standards even matter.

The Gulf Cooperation Council initiative has perhaps come to represent a shift in collective "Responsibility to Protect" civilians from being a matter of principle to becoming a matter of practical implementation.

The mercury (Hg) content of dental-operatory wastewater has become an issue in many localities, and Hg removal is rapidly becoming a matter of concern for all dental clinics.