Sentence examples for has become a required from inspiring English sources

The problem: Orange juice has become a required aspect of the American breakfast.

The black leadership group's annual conference, which began Wednesday, has become a required stop for presidential aspirants, at least six of whom plan to drop by this time.

As a result, some Colombian battalions have been disqualified from receiving American aid, new units have been formed, and instruction in human rights has become a required part of Colombian military training.

As Philip Tinari, the editor of Leap, a Chinese art magazine, put it, "The ritual pilgrimage to the House of Ai" has become a "required stop on every foreign art-world itinerary".

Moreover, Mr. Ng said, in cases where the parking space is or has become a required service, the landlord cannot take the space away from the tenant without violating the rent laws.

Even their children took part, says the curator of Misrata's martyrs museum, a shrine that has become a required stop for any visiting dignitary.But few Misratans acknowledge the atrocities and the ethnic cleansing of Tawergha perpetrated in revenge.

Bill Gates complained that Christensen's theory had become a required slide in every funding presentation, but he also invited Christensen to his house.

Shortly thereafter, before 1255, all of Aristotle's philosophical treatises then known had become a required part of the Parisian Master of Arts curriculum, and, around the same time, Albertus Magnus committed though he was, as a Dominican friar, to safeguarding the purity of faith and dogma made Aristotle's works an indissoluble part of philosophical and scientific literature in the Latin world.

"Basically, direct deals have become a required tool for any big developer that needs to do user acquisition," she said.

Mr. Sharpton's event has become a tradition, though, and a required pit stop in Democratic circles, in part because it has functioned as a reliable barometer on the issues and the people of importance to black voters.

5 It has become a stylised fact now that over-educated employees earn less than those with the required education level.