Sentence examples for becoming of high from inspiring English sources

While the use of research evidence in policymaking is becoming of high priority to many countries at the global level, limited work has been done to date on the generation and utilization of research evidence in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) [ 8].

On the contrary, the stakes now are higher: all the more reason why you should devote your time to becoming worthy of high pay for doing meaningful work that improves society.

"It's gotten to the point where the cost of that investment just to keep the hospital maintained and open is becoming higher and higher because of its location and because of the age of the facility".

After enjoying a long run as an enviable perk of corporate America — justified to shareholders as time- and money-savers for globe-trotting executives — they are rapidly becoming symbols of high-flying excess.

So Lloyd retired at 29 and began making calls to put into play his longtime plan of becoming a high school coach.

She convinced him to abandon his idea of becoming a high school teacher and to take the examination for the Bank of Italy.

He has a girl he loves, prospective in-laws thrilled to welcome him into their family and solid aspirations of becoming a high school athletic coach.

Atkins, who had once dreamed of becoming a high school history teacher until he "fell in love with the law," said he worked to help students both connect their personal experiences to the law and expand beyond their own perspectives.

Many, many of them look like they are high school history teachers or at least had dreams of becoming a high school history teacher.

Few writers have found themselves as emotionally embroiled in another writer's project as Kloves has -- Entertainment Weekly recently identified him as "franchise scribe Steve Kloves," which is probably not what he dreamed of becoming in high school.

Polyphony is sometimes in danger of becoming a higher species of Muzak.