Sentence examples for conditioning has become from inspiring English sources
The buildings have grown taller, air conditioning has become more popular, and, increasingly, of New York life is lived indoors.
Since the late 1950s air conditioning has become more common in developed regions outside the United States.
Since then, congestion has grown worse, energy-demanding air conditioning has become routine, and highway speed limits have risen from the 55mph that was enforced after the oil shock of 1973-74.
But air conditioning has become more than a mere convenience.
"Air conditioning has become a social and status symbol," he says.
Mohammad Arif Kamal, an assistant architecture professor at Aligarh Muslim University, explains that air conditioning has become de rigueur in India.
Air-conditioning has become such a necessity that it's practically a civil right: earlier this month the Department of Energy announced that it would help provide 49,000 units at reduced prices to residents of Texas, Tennessee and Louisiana who could not otherwise afford them.
Efficient soundproofing and insulation of car interiors from external noise and undesirable climatic conditions have become a major concern, particularly because of more widespread air-conditioning of cars.
With the applications based on solar or waste energy, designed to supply the motive energy have becoming widespread, a real alternative to compression devices in air-conditioning technologies has become a fact.
Louie was probably the rawest of the three when they arrived but he worked really hard on his conditioning and, as he has become fitter, he has developed into a much more effective player.
