Sentence examples for becoming sound from inspiring English sources

It's becoming sound political strategy to put the squeeze on global corporations.

But now, with many emerging markets growing to impressive size, the reverse-remake is becoming a sound business proposition.

But it was with Cher's 1998 global smash Believe that Auto-Tune ­entered the collective consciousness, becoming a sound in its own right, rather than an inaudible vocal retouch.

Their sound was becoming increasingly adventurous, incorporating sound effects, spacy guitar and keyboards, and extended improvisation such as "Interstellar Overdrive".

The borderline between composition and sound synthesis is becoming increasingly blurred as sound synthesis becomes more sophisticated and as composers begin to experiment with compositional structures that are less related to traditional musical syntax.

With the aim of improving their safety, different kinds of warning sounds are being designed to increase the detectability of EV and HEV without themselves becoming new annoying sound sources.

People becoming desensitised to sound.

Instead of following the modern route, Sibelius cultivated a "national" sound, becoming the cultural figurehead for a newly independent Finland.

The word "mute" has crossed silently from the world of sound, becoming, in the digital sense, a synonym for "invisible".

Sound in the sun now muted (is there inherent good) as the ruffling back-roar recedes (is there inherent good in people) - Sound becoming particular and pricked with syncopation of singularities - peeps, insucks, snaps -- where light is in domain.

Only weeks before the presumed date of the election, one noise around Westminster is becoming deafening: the sound of MPs packing up and preparing for the arduous process the Americans call "starting over".