Sentence examples for does not become part from inspiring English sources

Or will there be an enormous shift of consciousness so that global terrorism does not become part of everyone's life?

Civil society groups say they will monitor implementation closely, to ensure it does not become part of a general pool of government funding.

The special judge's report is not given to the taxpayer and does not become part of the public record of the case.

The money the Fed creates to pay for the coins does not become part of the monetary base until the Treasury spends it, and it ends up in a commercial bank's reserves at the Fed.

An experiment does not become part of the body of scientific knowledge until it is published or somehow made available to other scholars.

Wales will lose out if Cardiff does not become part of a bigger economic region to bid for UK government investment, researchers have claimed.

"In the future, I can't imagine a major event where the audience doesn't become part of the story itself," Ms. Sladden said.

Others describe "a huge difference in usability" across the academic contributions they received, recalling that "much of what we get ends up being parked in, 'Well, we accept it, publish it, make sure we footnote it somewhere', but it doesn't become part of the argument".

It will probably fail if it doesn't become part of the patient flow...Equally it must not be a barrier to the task, and that is quite a difficult balance to strike.

(It did not become part of the State University system until the early 1960s).

Motorcycles did not become part of Yamaha's repertoire until after World War II.