Sentence examples for becoming needs to be from inspiring English sources

This coming and becoming needs to be understood not from within an evolutionary perspective but from within a cyclic worldview.

Now that Trump is on the verge of becoming president, he needs to be more careful about making wild allegations with little basis in fact, especially if the claim emerged from a handful of tweets and conspiracy-minded websites.

"They're becoming aware it needs to be examined — that's a complete philosophy change that's been recognized by them.

It is becoming clearer but more needs to be done.

Globalisation is becoming "increasingly misunderstood" and needs to be championed more vigorously, Liam Fox has said after praising Brexit as a "golden opportunity" for international aid.

"If it wants to fulfil its ambition of becoming a university, it needs to be able to offer students top quality teaching and a whole range of courses," he says.

Judge David Hernandez jailed Fennell for eight months at Manchester Crown Court, saying at his sentencing: "These devices are becoming readily available – there needs to be a very clear message sent out to the public: if you commit an offence like this where you deliberately go out to target the property of other people, having bought a jammer, you will go to prison immediately".

Although radiotherapy has significantly increased the overall long-term survival of breast cancer patients (Clarke et al, 2005), normal-tissue radiation injury is increasingly becoming a factor that needs to be taken into account particularly as it can affect quality of life.

Massaging muscles within the first 72 hours can lead to the injury becoming more severe and needs to be avoided.

That shot is becoming so common, it really needs to be properly christened.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that there needs to be a sufficient political will and leadership to help force the pace of change necessary to meet even the minimum targets.