Sentence examples for clear to become from inspiring English sources

After buying Clear for 143 million New Zealand dollars ($60 million), Telstra would take control of its joint venture TelstraSaturn, which will be blended with Clear to become the second-largest carrier in the country, behind Telecom New Zealand.

Its intentions are clear: To become a primary document where tweets don't just carry news.

"Once it's in the software," Cappelli writes, "each requirement, critical or trivial, essentially becomes something like a hurdle that applicants have to clear to become a qualified candidate".

China's web scrubbers have been busy banning a collection of terms and dropping the hammer on user accounts after the Xi Jinping, the country's premier, got the all-clear to become 'President For Life' after the Communist Party moved to amend the constitution to remove an article that limits Presidential terms to two five-year terms.

Developers go through a video interview and peer-review process before they are cleared to become mentors.

Presently, the analysis of mouse midgestation embryos via ultramicroscopy is limited to fixed samples, which have been chemically cleared to become highly transparent (Mertz, 2011).

Clear Ear aspires to become the "Sonicare of ear cleaning".

Mr Drakeford warned that he believed the legislation would need to clear substantial hurdles to become law.

The relevance of CVD in diabetes became only clear in 1990s when the benefits of RAAS inhibitors started also to become clear for diabetic patients.

It was about to become clear to Salmond as well.

That should start to become clear over the next year.