Sentence examples for checkpoints have become from inspiring English sources

The checkpoints have become so lucrative that officers buy and sell them.

The checkpoints have become more backlogged and humiliating than ever: as if time were going backward, many Palestinians have returned to riding donkeys on dirt roads to circumvent them.

Body scanners at security checkpoints have become a controversial issue.

A village southeast of Bahrain's capital surrounded by checkpoints has become a focus of the ongoing struggle between the government and opposition activists.

Finding the relevant modifications that contribute to checkpoint signal strength and investigating their status in chromosomally instable tumor cells might give important information on how checkpoint signaling may have become compromised in those tumors.

The checkpoints, once shocking to residents here, have become fixtures, popping up every few blocks.

Rather, it will be a spur to rethink again how reporters work, to adapt to the changing threats, to ensure that all reasonable precautions are taken before heading out into the war zone — which is to say, in the prevailing conditions, beyond the world of armed guards, blast walls, checkpoints, sandbags and razor wire that have become de rigueur for all news bureaus in Baghdad.

The spindle assembly checkpoint inhibits anaphase until all chromosomes have become attached to the mitotic spindle.

Garbage bins for discarded or confiscated items have become a fixture at security checkpoints.

Assorted defectors have become more audacious, targeting security checkpoints and intelligence buildings.

Prime Minister Abdel Rahim el-Keeb met officials from Tripoli's local council to discuss ways of sending home hundreds of out-of-town fighters who have become a pseudo-police force there, setting up checkpoints across the city.