We're interested in becoming a preeminent industrial, educational institution.
But it's becoming the preeminent weapon used by the US government to destroy such activism.
In the 1930s cellulose triacetate replaced diacetate in photographic film, becoming the preeminent base for motion pictures, still photography, and X-rays.
Online media firm BuzzFeed has raised $50m£30m0m) of new funding from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, which sees the US startup becoming a "preeminent media company" in the future.
The mandatory access mechanism that Congress fashioned in §§4 and 5 of the 1992 Act is a simple and direct means of dealing with the dangers posed by cable operators' exclusive control of what is fast becoming the preeminent means of transferring video signals to homes.
The International Business Times delves deep into the subject of Miley Cyrus' backside becoming the preeminent search term on Twitter, with countless variations describing her backside generating millions of views.
He made up for lost time, becoming a preeminent Armenian scholar, founding the Armenian studies program at UCLA (where he is professor emeritus) and, across town, advising the USC Shoah Foundation on the Armenian genocide, whose 100th anniversary will be marked this week.
For example, many West Asian and Central Asian Muslims went to China to trade, becoming a preeminent force in the import and export industry, while some were even appointed as officers supervising economic affairs.
As America's anxiety grows, the economy not only is becoming a preeminent issue of the election, but the presidential candidates are responding to public anxiety about the current model of globalization.
He painted his first works in Verona and Mantua, but when called to Venice on a commission, he remained there for the rest of his life, becoming a preeminent master of the late Renaissance, along with Titian and Tintoretto.
A man becomes preeminent, he's expected to have enthusiasms.
