Sentence examples for becoming seen from inspiring English sources

"Under David Cameron, Europe risks becoming seen as a dirty word in Whitehall.

One of the big factors behind the polling concerns is what is becoming seen as the Corbyn conundrum.

Give or take some significant pratfalls on privacy, Facebook has so far managed to avoid becoming seen as greedy or potentially dangerous.

This is a great step up for the British driver into the WEC where a drive is increasingly becoming seen as the best position in motorsport outside F1.

And in the crisis economies of the West, dramatically widening income inequality is combining with soaring long-term unemployment among youths to create a permanent underclass for which business is in danger of becoming seen as the enemy.

In the same vein, war-crimes trials due to start shortly over some of the atrocities perpetrated during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan risk becoming seen as exercises in partisan spite.

There were two lines from a poem by Wallace Stevens that Mai had read at university: "Being, becoming seeing and feeling and self/Black water breaking into reality".

This individual remains in the exposed class for a certain period before becoming infective (see, for example, [18 22]).

Here we discuss just those aspects bearing on the ethics of becoming parents (see also Hanser 1990; Vehmas 2002).

As we assessed the company for what it was becoming, we saw the way they were well-positioned.

Note that PALS was run with more stringent parameters than BLASTER as it cannot be used with the same values without computing time becoming intractable (see Methods).