Sentence examples for becoming view from inspiring English sources

By Leslie Nelson Jennings The New Yorker, April 7 , 1928P. 63 How versatile is art becoming View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By George Packer.

By Theodore Roethke The New Yorker, July 25 , 1959P. 29 Many arrivals make us live: the tree becoming View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Once considered rare, Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are increasingly becoming viewed as common disorders.

Dr. Altshuler noted that part of the power of a Mendelian randomization study was that it could stop a hypothesis from prematurely becoming viewed as fact.

More than ever, the court is in danger of becoming viewed as an instrument of politics rather than an independent, nonpartisan branch of government.

So you violate key norms of behavior at your peril; becoming viewed as "not belonging here" can lead to isolation and, ultimately, to derailment.

Republicans in Congress described the controversy as a "tempest in a teapot" and said Joseph C. Wilson IV, the former ambassador married to the officer whose identity was disclosed to the syndicated columnist Robert Novak, was becoming viewed as a partisan figure.

However, in light of double trigger CIC vesting becoming viewed as a "best practice" and ISS' other policies regarding problematic pay practices, we do not expect to see the market reverse course with a significant uptick in single trigger CIC vesting provisions.

The party risks becoming viewed as the defender of privilege.

Glycoproteins are increasingly becoming viewed as tractable synthetic targets for development and exploitation as therapeutics.

For these reasons CRC, as well as a number of other cancers, is increasingly becoming viewed as a chronic illness requiring longer-term management [ 4].