Sentence examples for have become considerable from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Kudrin, budget revenues have become considerable," Mr. Putin said matter-of-factly.

Today, pressures on chilled food businesses have become considerable; they arise from a variety of sources, including the media, customers, the end consumers and the legislature.

By the 17th century the influx of new migrants, competing and jostling with each other, had become considerable.

Since the fuel-tax protest two years ago, when Labour briefly lost its lead in the opinion polls, the fear of a motorists' revolt has become considerable.

Their difficulties acclimatising to the Champions League have become a considerable disappointment, to say the least, but there is still an enormous amount going for the club, and a sense that they are only in the early stages of the Abu Dhabi master plan.

During recent years, various carbon implant materials have become of considerable interest in view of the fact that they are well tolerated by the biological environment [1].

Child health disparities have become a considerable problem in global public health.

Basal culture media and supplements have become a considerable market with the growth of mesenchymal stromal cell research.

Therefore, the prevention and treatment of chronic diabetes complications have become a considerable medical problem attracting worldwide attention.

As rotavirus vaccines have become available, considerable efforts have been made to document the burden of severe rotavirus diarrhea with recent focus on Asia and Africa through the Asian and African Rotavirus Networks [ 8- 11].

In recent years, certain wood functional traits, namely wood density (WD), xylem vessel anatomy and wood carbon (C) concentration, have become of considerable interest to ecologists and plant biologists.