Sentence examples for has become high from inspiring English sources

But he has become high school basketball's superstar in waiting.

Others simply slip through the gaps and only surface when their situation has become high risk.

Arcane statistical analysis, the business of making sense of our growing data mountains, has become high tech's hottest calling.

But now, virtually overnight, the carer's case has become high profile in – wait for it – the US election campaign.

GPO posters have the updated Deco mode popularised by Alan Aldridge, while the appearance of stars like Humphrey Bogart show how classic-era Hollywood has become high camp.

It is only in recent years that the tendency has become high profile, in works such as Antony Gormley's One and Other (2010), when more than 34,000 people applied for a chance to occupy one of his one-hour slots on top of the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

With the development of terrorism, the number and influence of the explosion event has become higher than before.

Hence, most workers obtain towards the end of their career a position for which the typical level of formal education has become higher than what they acquired, i.e. they become increasingly undereducated.

The battle to protect indigenous land has become high-tech because the locals have to give the government credible evidence that they can't dismiss.

For many, science itself is at least partly to blame for higher education's travails, to the extent that it has become higher education's leading edge.

Moreover, the average educational level has become higher over time, while the regional and centrality distributions have been fairly stable.