Sentence examples for has become regarded from inspiring English sources
The neighbourhood has become regarded as Mexico's "capital of violence against women".
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has become regarded as one of the world's most glamorous and vibrant events in the fashion industry.
In turbulent economic times, globalisation has become regarded as a dirty word, tainted by a toxic mix of misinformation, misconception and misanthropy.
Ms. Harrow said she hears a lot of "Can you get me on before Christmas?" "The Oprah Winfrey Show," which made its debut nationally in 1986, has become regarded as an express lane to the American dream.
Through previous bestsellers such as The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defence of Food, he has become regarded as both analyst-in-chief and prosecuting counsel of the developed world's increasingly deformed food chain.
But while once viewed as a great leveller (Sir Philip Sidney called sleep "the poor man's wealth, the prisoner's release, the indifferent judge between the high and low"), sleeping long has become regarded as an indulgence, a weakness.
Her husband had become regarded in some quarters as her betrayer, even her murderer.
It had become regarded as something of an entitlement among some lawmakers from rural and urban areas.
Investors appeared concerned by the disappearance of what had become regarded as Yahoo's best hope of financing its turnaround: reaping billions of dollars by selling most of its holdings in Alibaba of China and its entire stake in Yahoo Japan.
Regrettably, these guidelines have been endorsed by such organization as the "Institute of Healthcare Improvement" and the "Joint Commission" and have become regarded as the standard of care in the United States and many European counties.
Recently, zinc oxide (ZnO) nanostructures have become regarded as suitable for forming efficient antireflection coatings, taking advantage of their good transparency, appropriate refractive index, and ability to be formed as textured coatings by anisotropic growth.
