Sentence examples for far becomes from inspiring English sources

Ra.One, unable to end his turn with Lucifer and angry that a player has proceeded so far, becomes determined that Lucifer will die.

The YE-IGS thus far becomes the most repeat-rich region found in the E. arvense plastome.

India has so far become known globally as a services hub.

"The farmland preservation program has by far become the most important planning tool that the town has," he said.

The little radio advertisement has so far become a weeklong conversation about the relative virtues of the nation's two biggest states.

And we know how to establish and maintain this balance*.The governance of business has so far become an issue mainly in the English-speaking countries.

But as the oil price fell Russia has not (so far) become any friendlier to the West nor to its neighbours.

Only midfielder Haris Vuckic has so far become a first-team regular in Scotland's second tier.

"RapidAPI has by far become the number one marketplace in the world for APIs," Casado said in an interview.

Consequently, socio-demographic explanations, if taken too far, become implausible since they entirely neglect the migration experience for the explanation of behavioral differences between natives and migrants.

But science and technology have come too far, become too integral to the American identity, to be ignored or dismissed today.