Sentence examples for can become entirely from inspiring English sources
The United States can become entirely energy self-sufficient using emerging and established clean energy sources, including a combination of nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, geothermal and biofuels.
The popular evangelical finance guru Dave Ramsey has long told his followers to slash their lifestyles so they can become entirely debt-free, give 10percentt of their income to charity and save huge chunks of the rest.
Yet more depressing is the fact that the public for whom Roux cares so greatly is so enthusiastically complicit in helping the world of business and finance towards its goal of a cashless economy – in which money can become entirely abstract even as it controls and tracks our every move.
Although interest rates are so low that the £78,000 is unlikely to earn more than £1,200 a year, under new rules from April 2016 that income will be largely tax-free, and by shifting it progressively into cash Isas, can become entirely tax-free.
When you're single for years, rarely experiencing what comes after the constant swiping and shuffling of the match deck, having a series of relationships lasting just three, four or five months at a time, romance — to many and to me — can become entirely about wanting.
And if there's a failure on the metadata server, the replicated data can become entirely inaccessible.
He will be constantly growing in self-restraint and compassion, but he can never become entirely free from outward himsa" (Gandhi 1993, 439).
In younger mushrooms, it is a cream colour, but as the fruit bodies mature, it changes to an ochre to tan colour; however, the cap can sometimes become entirely red, the colour it turns when bruised.
Still, many experts downplay the urgency and the notion America can, or should, become entirely free of foreign oil.
But when strategists instead use ad hoc predictions or war-gaming exercises, the analysis can become almost entirely arbitrary.
"I think grid systems can become exciting when they cease to become entirely predictable and regular," he says.
