Sentence examples for could become the same from inspiring English sources
The Ba'ath regime was rebarbative, while the US was a pluralist society – Iraq could become the same.
Like Kubernetes, which has become the de facto standard for container orchestration tools, Spinnaker could become the same kind of standard for continuous delivery.
He referenced the same story about his grandfather, citing worries that the United States could become the same "kind of country" as fascist Italy.
Roughly 18 countries around the world allow same-sex marriage, but Ireland could become the first to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote.
WASHINGTON — When Marylanders go to the polls in November, the state could become the first to affirm same-sex marriage in a popular vote.
Ireland could become the first country to legalise same-sex marriage through a referendum.
On Friday Ireland could become the first country to approve same-sex marriage through a popular vote.
In other words, although DEP injures respiratory epithelia via a luminal apical unloading mechanism of DEP organics delivered by carbonaceous nanoparticles, this very same route could become the avenue for safe and effective therapy now that key participants are known.
This is coming from a guy who could have easily become the same type of figure as my cousin.
Within a few short years, they could become one and the same thing.
