Sentence examples for has become a relation from inspiring English sources
The correspondence between syntax and semantics, under this flexible view, has become a relation, rather than being functionally determined by the translation homomorphism of §2.2.
The other solution -- planned fire -- has become a public relations debacle.
Graterol is being hounded because he has had the courage to represent Judge María Lourdes Afiuni in a case that has become a public relations catastrophe for the Chávez government.
"Seeing if they have an oil can out?" The electricity mess in California has become a public relations nightmare for Gov. Gray Davis.
Dustin Martin's drunken incident is the subject of an AFL and Richmond investigation and has become a public relations debacle for the Tigers.
Nevertheless, the attack has become a public relations disaster for the United States as it presses its fight against Osama bin Laden's network, Al Qaeda.
Several senior Republican officials also acknowledged that the party may have been slow to respond to the Democrats' efforts in what has become a public relations fight followed all over the world.
As soon as the Giants' banner ceremony ended Friday, the capacity crowd spontaneously chanted, "Beat L.A.!" At Dodger Stadium, the perception of a public safety problem has become a public-relations problem for McCourt, whose messy divorce has jeopardized his financial control of the team and revealed a lavish lifestyle that has hardly endeared him to the fans.
The England captaincy has become a public relations exercise and, while Beckham applied himself assiduously to the PR bit, about the only time he showed genuine leadership on the field was when he almost singlehandedly dragged England to automatic qualification for the last World Cup in the 2-2 drawithth Greece at Old Trafford.
Many people are more reluctant to associate themselves with a competition that has become a public relations disaster.
According the site, the lawsuit has become "a public relations headache" for the label.
