Sentence examples for has become preparing from inspiring English sources

He has ordered Venezuela's armed forces to draw up a new Cuban-style strategy in which the top priority has become preparing to fight a war of resistance against a hypothetical invasion by the United States, now seen as the principal adversary.

Track and field's principal showman, Usain Bolt, is back on the track where winning has become routine, preparing for the 100m medal ceremony and the Jamaican has a video camera in his hand, filming the moment.

Since the Great Recession, surveys of teenagers — and the choices they are making about their college majors — show that higher education has become less about preparing for life or learning something that interests undergraduates and much more about securing employment.

Because of this, building logical reasoning and analytical skills has become crucial to preparing for standardized tests.

The US Military has become an expert in preparing for combat operations using war games.

In this case, the women's own hardship has become an asset in preparing to earn SoCCs by easing others' experience of homelessness.

Tests do nothing but identify children who are good at taking tests, and the Back to Basics movement has become a way to prepare children for those tests.

The development of thin layer structures on flexible current collectors has become as an effective strategy for preparing advanced portable and wearable power sources.

Now Bradley, D.C. Planning Director Harriet Tregoning and federal officials are taking what has become a very popular downtown and preparing to push back its borders, dismantle remaining dead zones and extend the hours deep into the night.

"Catherine, I have had a quick chance to talk to the SSG [Specialist Services Group] team that were forward tonight and it has become apparent that we should be preparing a fresh bid for any new equipment that is necessary," the text, read aloud by Burn to the inquest, said.

Already, healthcare has become a top issue among those preparing to vote in November's midterm elections.