Sentence examples for consequences of becoming a from inspiring English sources
Being a member of the group makes young women aware of the consequences of becoming a child bride.
While he worries about the consequences of becoming a big company, "People are dying to come here and they're staying," Mr. Schmidt said.
Left alone these countries will not be able to deal with the consequences of becoming a buffer zone where thousands of refugees and migrants are blocked or sent back to from richer European countries.
"Kill the Lights" is an urban and dance-pop song produced by Danja, that alludes to the singer's relationship with the paparazzi and the news media, while also addressing the consequences of becoming a celebrity.
Consequences of becoming a 'loose unit' are again, wide and varied.
But the report said: "Learning about history should be a consequence of the pride and security of becoming a citizen: it should not be an imposed precondition; and a memorised curriculum by itself gives little understanding of the real traditions and nature of a country.
But the consequences of North Korea becoming a nuclear power are so bad that, before writing it off as a nonproliferation loss, we should put Pyongyang's declared willingness to give up nuclear weapons to a rigorous test at the negotiating table.
Although Mullen et al. [ 25] reported that participants in their study were aware of the consequences of becoming intoxicated, this current study paints a different picture because social risk (i.e., being ridiculed) outweighs health risk.
Now this hugely talented man has to deal with the consequences of becoming prime minister perhaps too late, because of his own unwillingness to go in for the kill.
These ancestral bilaterians had the evolutionary capability to cope with the consequences of becoming larger and lowering their surface-to-volume ratio (p. 310) even though larger animals must have ways of conveying oxygen and food to all their cells, removing these cells' wastes, integrating sensory impressions, and coordinating appropriate responses.
