Sentence examples for has either become from inspiring English sources
There's Stan the sweetshop owner, whose wife Janey has either become catatonic after their son contracted polio or is putting on an act.
In areas where the film has either become thinner than 2 μm or has been removed from the surface, the software shows the steel surface data captured for that location, thus providing a realistic view of the film.
Mr. Rice says he is frustrated that his $100 million proposal for residential substance abuse treatment centers has gotten no traction, while proposals on mental health and stem cell research totaling more than $400 million have either become, or are close to becoming, a reality.
The few public services to survive the cuts have either become prohibitively expensive or have been forced to experiment with new and occasionally populist survival mechanisms.
Natural killer cells do not attack invading organisms directly but instead destroy the body's own cells that have either become cancerous or been infected with a virus.
"We have either become cheerleaders for President Obama or self-serving pundits". Hardly surprising when that "hard work" risks the backlash Johnson received.
But they've either become accustomed to or outright sought a kind of adulation in the public arena that probably isn't mirrored in their marriages.
Over 800 patient safety incidents have been reported by The National Patient Safety Agency where the foam head had either become detached or pieces of the foam head were torn off and retained or lodged in the mouth.
Animal activists in the Brooklyn park say they have repeatedly rescued waterfowl that have either become tangled in discarded fishing line or been snagged by hooks near the park lake.
But with the exception of HIV-1, the cause of the main sort of AIDS, they have either become established only in restricted areas or are biologically limited in their ability to pose a threat to international public health.
