Sentence examples for has become a given from inspiring English sources

The shot-stopping has become a given, though even that can be undervalued at times.

"The technology should wave its own wand and make itself disappear," Cameron said in advance, and, as he predicted, the visual depth of the film has become a given.

It has become a given that if the Giants are in a race and are close to winning it, Baker will figure out how to get his players to play well enough to win it.

Sadly, that has become a given.

I think [capitalism] has become a given because you can see how former and current communist countries are going the same way.

I think [capitalism] has become a given because you can see now the foreign communist countries are going the same way.

The space shuttles had become a given, their comings and goings scarcely a blip on the public's radar.

Considering background checks have become a given in many industries, it's no wonder Intelligo is running constant monitoring.

Their failures have become a given.

By its 25th anniversary in 1989, the Music Center's fame and prestige, its international, national and, most meaningful of all, local significance had become a given, and L.A.'s reputation as an arts magnet couldn't be ignored.

Ever since the industrial revolution, when the division of labor between consumers and producers widened and deepened, the convenience of not having to grow your own food, weave your own clothes and build your own shelter have become a given of economic progress.