Sentence examples for has become so numerous from inspiring English sources

The list of reasons the Philadelphia Eagles should fire head coach Andy Reid has become so numerous that it would take officials from the State of Florida nearly three days to count them entirely.

These books have become so numerous that their titles now fall into neat categories.

The betrayals of the Bush administration have become so numerous that they seem almost casual by now.

Literary prizes have become so numerous and pervasive that just like the invention of the computer, it makes you wonder how writers ever survived without them.

Near-white slaves had become so numerous by the mid-19th century that the federal government began to count them in the census.

He said his own car ideas had become so numerous that he now employs two local men just to help him with auto-body work.

Snowmobiles have become so numerous in Yellowstone National Park that the Biodiversity Legal Foundation, an environmental group based in Boulder, Colorado, plans to sue the government for "failure to conduct a proper analysis of the impacts of winter park use".

The second reason for the limited stage time is that this was the first show with an audience-vote component, and the voting options have become so numerous that merely explaining them took up half the show.

A16 Regulation of Road Memorials Roadside memorials have become so numerous, and so distracting and dangerous, highway officials say, that more and more states are trying to regulate them.

The mats of drifting sargassum covered with berry-like sacs have become so numerous in the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean they are even drifting as far away as Sierre Leone and Ghana.

Charles Kay, an assistant professor of political science at Utah State University, says the elk and bison in Yellowstone have become so numerous that they are destroying the habitat necessary to support a wide variety of animals, especially in an area called the Northern Range.