Sentence examples for has become makes from inspiring English sources

The extreme of regulation that copyright law has become makes it difficult, sometimes impossible, for a wide range of creativity that any free society — if it thought about it for just a second — would allow to exist, legally.

But the brass ring has become making a feature film.

Strong to me, these days, has become making it out of bed, finishing a writing commission, or making it a day without pain relief.

For Immelt's GE, perhaps too big to mind the small stuff, the strategy has become "make it big, buy it big or sell it".

Somehow, "make money" has become "make a living".

Worldwide, consumers have become made more aware of the human cost of the garment industry because of Rana Plaza and brands have been forced to act on safety.

Vietnam was the first televised war; since then our conflicts have become made for TV.

In recent years, the models have been rendered practically obsolete, unable to project how erratic Western fires have become, making tactical decisions more difficult for fire bosses and the fire lines less safe for crews in the field.

With water and land, energy has become a make-or-break issue.

Wrestling has become significant, made popular by Moldovan world champion Lukman Jabrailov.

But this has become a make-or-break moment for Mr. Edwards.