Sentence examples for has successfully become from inspiring English sources

The developments of action research from Teachers Network to AST mean that it has successfully become institutionalized whether it is in its perceived strong form (i.e., Action Research promoted in the North Zone Schools) or its perceived weak form (i.e., LCs promoted by Teachers Network).

Coconut water has positioned itself as nature's sports drink and it has successfully become a go-to healthy drink option, despite its not so popular flavor.

As Vali and her husband, Dean, told 7 News in the segment above, Vali has successfully become pregnant, thanks to the surgical work of an Australian team of experts from Melbourne IVF and The Royal Women's Hospital.

It is often condemned by addicts who have successfully become abstinent as allowing those with less will power to continue to use addictive drugs.

Instead you focus on four women who moved into town, bought properties, spent time and energy rebuilding them, and have successfully become more financially stable doing so.

Judi Dench and Kate Winslet, who play Iris old and young, are both fine actresses and personalities in their own right, but in the film they have successfully become someone quite different.

With the emphasis on meritocracy based on education and skills in the production and distribution of information, knowledge workers have successfully become central figures in this new political and economic system.

Meanwhile, Mulder learned that The Smoking Man's (William B. Davis) ex-wife Cassandra Spender (Veronica Cartwright) had successfully become an alien-human hybrid a signal to the aliens for them to begin colonizing the planet.

However, only two of the six Caribbean fishes that have entered the TEP by this method, but only one or two species (a pipefish and the Western Atlantic tarpon) seem to have successfully become resident populations there [73].

Many disabled women have successfully become mothers and given birth to healthy babies [ 4].

This embrace is perhaps most apparent in his Defense Reform Initiative, which he launched in the fall of 1997 as an effort to 'aggressively apply to the Department those business practices that American industry has successfully used to become leaner and more flexible in order to remain competitive.'".