Sentence examples for content to become from inspiring English sources

The world economy continues to hum because consumers, particularly American ones, are content to become ever more indebted.

He continued, "Even at eighteen I couldn't understand how one friend of mine was content to become an accountant, another a travelling salesman".

In his talks with them, Mr Abiola apparently hinted that he would be content to become a private citizen again and not claim his right to be president.

The Library's expansive digitization initiatives and informed acquisitions are allowing extensive content to become easily searchable through state-of-the-art platforms and consolidated databases.

The self-styled "old warhorse" Paddy Ashdown cries that Britain has suddenly become a shrunken nation – "I have never felt more depressed or ashamed"– and asks whether we are content to become another Sweden.

I hope we can play a part in enabling those new companies to get built, and companies that are out there producing this great content to become more social".

Further, highly swollen cells may burst, causing their contents to become merged with the interstitium.

Technology and content tend to become fungible, while advertising is de-coupled from editorial content.

Second, the content has to become increasingly personalized.

The company has the potential to grow exponentially in this market, and leverage its growing "skills and content" database to become an even more valuable tool for businesses.

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