Sentence examples for has become based from inspiring English sources

Slowly, Iraq's economy has become based almost entirely on imports and a single commodity.

Much of personal computing, especially in the consumer market, has become based on the Internet -- instant messaging and downloading music, for example -- so that the underlying operating system matters less.

And, it is not name calling, it is tying lies to negative outcomes for the American people, and relying upon a general consensus that McCain-Palin strategy has become based upon lying.

In particular, nanoimaging has become based on the diagnostic potential of an earlier detection in the cancer and other human diseases [ 207].

As more countries become dependent on this new staple, more economies have become based around the fisheries as well.

By the mid-19th century, after the waning of the slave trade, Old Calabar's economy had become based on the export of palm oil and palm kernels.

Bubbles corrupt firms' intellectual capital; in telecoms, everything from sales incentives to budgeting had become based on measures that had little to do with a sober view of profits.

An electronegativity scale (listing of elements in descending order of their tendency to attract and hold bonding electrons) provided a firm basis for the oxidation-state assignments on which oxidation-reduction definitions have become based.

He might have rethought that wardrobe change had he been faced with getting a table at Freemans, which since opening on a picturesquely remote alley on the Lower East Side three years ago, has become Base Camp for a different kind of climber.

Dublin and Luxembourg have become bases for fund administration.

Some reformist newspapers, he declared, had become "bases of the enemy".