Sentence examples for has become basic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hancock, the pianist, has become basic to the jazz vocabulary since the mid-1960's mid-1960's on, he's still fantastic.

Encouraging Iraqis to emerge from three decades of dictatorship and embrace a vibrant civil society including labor unions, artist guilds and professional associations, could be more difficult than anticipated, the civil society capacity buildup working group cautioned: "The people's main concern has become basic survival and not building their civil society".

Over the years Mr. Hancock, the pianist, has become basic to the jazz vocabulary, and when he's on, he's still fantastic; the band this week includes musicians who have worked with him often over the last five years, among them the saxophonist Gary Thomas, the bassist Scott Colley and the drummer Teri Lynne Carrington.

I recognise that those who make their moral decisions simply on the basis of assessing consequences don't accept this distinction, but for Christian moral theology, it is absolutely basic, as it has become basic to good medical practice and proper military conduct.

In order to enhance the transient stability of power system, the FRT has become basic requirements for wind power plants (WPPs) [8].

Today, heating, insulation, air conditioning, lighting, and acoustical methods have become basic parts of the architectural program.

By using map images extensively available on the Internet, today's smartphones have become basic navigation devices of the average user.

I'm afraid that typing in the street has become a basic human right.

Across the country, blog writing has become a basic requirement in everything from M.B.A. to literature courses.

The 1993 WDR introduced another measure that has become a basic tool, the DALY, or disability-adjusted life year.

We've reached peak criticism; a peacock spread of hermeneutic attention has become our basic greeting for creative work.