Sentence examples similar to had become right from inspiring English sources

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce said that if Indiana had become right-to-work in 1977, its per capita income would be $2,925 higher because more factories and jobs would have come to the state.

By the middle Miocene, all of the NW-SE-striking strike-slip faults in the Indochina region (Red River, Mae Ping, and Three Pagoda faults) had become right-lateral strike-slip faults (Longley, 1997).

But surely the correct description of such a scenario would not be that slavery has become right, but that we have become worse people (Broad 1944/5: 1944/5

The timing has become right for these movies.

Because stopping would mean unplugging the machines we have become, right now, before it is too late.

They complained that the Tories had become too right wing and so moved away from the right to parties that might govern soon.

The oldest right in America had become the New Right of 1980.

By the time the X-Men movie series launched, the civil rights allegory had become a gay rights allegory.

She had become convinced that property rights included the right to discriminate on private property.

For both the left and the right, Central America had become a focal point for domestic politics.

And as our right-wing guys have become more right wing, so too have your right-wing guys, and so the balance is preserved.