Sentence examples for becoming some of from inspiring English sources

As the world's population becomes increasingly urbanised, water and sanitation challenges are becoming some of the most critical urban issues of modern times.

The intimate relationship between our tools and ourselves, so well-studied by Marshall McLuhan, is coming to a sublimation point at which we extend ourselves directly, becoming some of our tools or, better said, allowing some of our tools to become ourselves.

Doctors are fast becoming some of the most unhappy professionals around.

It is mercilessly covering over and simultaneously becoming some of the youngest land on Earth.

They are becoming some of the world's most culturally consequential people, but we know little about them as a class.

The ministers and political staff at the Department for Work and Pensions are rapidly becoming some of the fiercest inquisitors.

Worse still, for those who dream of the UK becoming some sort of North Sea Singapore, regardless of the length of transition, the political declaration on the future relationship agrees that Britain would closely follow EU standards and rules affecting competition.

The list of banned ingredients was so extensive that I had visions of Dexter becoming some kind of boy in the plastic bubble, living in isolation within a Habitrail network of peanut-free tubes.

Despite the possibility of Mr. Wontorek becoming some sort of strap-hanging folk hero, it turns out that the likelihood of his having to pay the $60 is high.

Perhaps there are other things that could be applied to the process to address some of the concerns about the plebiscite becoming some sort of sanctioned vilification exercise.

The attraction of money is so powerful, you can see it becoming some kind of theme park, 'Angkor With a Thousand Lights,' that sort of thing".