Sentence examples for has become under from inspiring English sources

It is truly inspiring to see how inclusive our society has become under this government.

Paul Jeremy Brighton Hass anyone else noticed how dreadful the writing of The Archers has become under the coalition?

The current state of journalism is only a reflection of how polarised Turkish society has become under the divisive rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Many in the second red generation, the children of the founding warriors, are driven by anger over what they believe China has become under Mr. Hu.

But it did not seem to matter because Dallas has become, under the rookie coach Avery Johnson, a team that can also play defense.

In recent years Alec has become under mounting fire from progressive groups for what they see as its pernicious influence on the democratic process in the US.

Jeremy Paxman says Newsnight's problem with journalistic ethics arose because the show has become under-resourced.

Consequently, environmental concerns have become under-represented in the electorate, leaving candidates, policymakers, and the media to focus on other issues.

They've become "under-the-tree guns," meaning they're a popular Christmas gift, said Mike Weisser, a Massachusetts-based gun dealer and lifetime NRA member who's worked with both Debney and Killoy over his 40-year career.

Books were in danger, they argued, of becoming like music had become under iTunes; worth very little.

That itself showed how much smarter they have become under Jones.