Sentence examples for either becoming from inspiring English sources

Although many nascent prostate tumours never become life threatening, those that do can use two different and distinct routes: either becoming microenvironmentally independent (representing a small cell prostate cancer-type scenario) or by co-opting certain stromal cells in order to sustain tumour progression (as happens in bony metastatic disease).

They kind of make jokes about models either becoming actors or photographers.

Most often, though, the personalities of the characters will begin to decay, either becoming overly exaggerated or mushy and indistinct.

Simone Foxman (@SimoneFoxman) would appear that more workers are either becoming full-time employed or leaving the workforce.

A larger number flow south and east, either becoming part of westward-flowing countercurrents or joining the Canary Current.

These employees were then encouraged to try to improve themselves by either becoming kinder, excelling at work, or improving their health.

Others pursue their interest through education – either by becoming a teacher or progressing to academic research – or through journalism.

Mr. Bush has said he will not "tolerate" either country becoming a nuclear power, ignoring, at least publicly, the near certainty that North Korea has already reached that status.

A state can confer jurisdiction on the court either by becoming a party to the Rome statute or by making a one-off declaration.

After the fourth year, if not enough progress is made, the schools would have to reconstitute, either by becoming charter schools, forcing the state to take them over or hiring a new staff to manage the school.

"There is no doubt that how you survive [as a university] is either by becoming a boutique institution or a large and general one and we have chosen the latter," she said.