Sentence examples for becoming required from inspiring English sources

Today, the speech is becoming required reading in Pentagon circles as the most detailed agenda of the man who is to become the most powerful Senate voice on military affairs.

The order acquired the air of a personality cult, with Father Maciel's pictures dominating the order's buildings and his writings becoming required reading.

It is ironic, but it seems that these plays reflecting the shattered optimism of hopeful, idealistic socialists may end up becoming required viewing for those who had placed their trust in the self-correcting powers of the free markets and the genius of capitalism.

To date, the Chinese government has encouraged the building of twenty-three university-based centers for the study of Whitehead's philosophy, and books by process philosophers John Cobb and David Ray Griffin are becoming required reading for Chinese graduate students.

Variety was set up in New York in 1905 covering vaudeville acts, and 28 years later the daily edition was launched becoming required reading for studio bosses, production teams and acting talent.

As chief inspector, Sir Michael has changed the categories schools are rated by, with the "satisfactory" rating becoming "requires improvement".

Health technology assessment is becoming increasingly required in the decision-making process in Ireland.

If becoming Axe requires a little insider trading, maybe you're a prig to object.