Sentence examples for becoming to use from inspiring English sources

(Iriya, 1989, 70) Truth for Zen is not merely a matter of formulating or uttering a propositional statement, but rather embodying it by becoming, to use his phrase again, a "true person of no rank," (ibid, 20) where "no rank" designates the freedom of standing beyond social or linguistic conventions such that a Zen person can use convention freely.

It's becoming easier to use flexible spending accounts for medical care.

And that technology is becoming easier to use all the time.

"The technology for the radios is just now becoming ripe to use for this type of thing," he said.

"It's becoming essential to use a recruitment consultancy," says Simmonds, who is concerned about the cost of this to schools.

Make no mistake: these technologies are becoming easier to use and more affordable -- and they're doing so just as the baby boomers are entering the age where some assistive technology will become welcome.

Computers and networks are becoming easier to use.

I have exactly the same problem – phone is becoming impossible to use.

Many of these parts are being patented and are becoming difficult to use, which is one of the principle reasons for the BioBrick™ Public Agreement.

Recently, it is becoming possible to use supercapacitor based ESS as the single energy source to power an urban rail vehicle.

First introduced with the original Pilot 1000 back in 1996, the OS has grown in functionality and robustness while conversely becoming easier to use.