Sentence examples for has become a central element from inspiring English sources
This line of attack has become a central element of the Bush campaign, and Mr. Kerry was clearly prepared to answer it.
Such a system has become a central element of enacting the landmark California law enacted in 2006 to limit emissions of greenhouse gases in the state.
But his music shows the influence of both Jewish folk melodies and ecstatic gospel — something he learned from his friend Nina Simone — and since his death in 1994, it has become a central element, and drawing card, of many Orthodox synagogue services.
Maintaining ecosystem continuity has become a central element in spatial planning policies.
Gene set enrichment has become a central element in the analysis and interpretation of genomic data.
In his four-minute video, Mr. Umarov railed against the federal antiterrorist operations that have become a central element of Moscow's strategy in the region.
By 1993, when they married, she had already released a series of smash hit albums, and by the time they split up, a few years later, the failed relationship had become a central element in the myth of Mariah: she called her 1997 album "Butterfly," and fans were welcome to assume that her now sexier image was a sign of newfound freedom.
It is a daily dance that has become a central, even dominant element of his schedule.
Such wealth inequality has become a central challenge for the nation, while political polarization has major public figures appealing to more and more restricted elements of the population.
