Sentence examples for have become large from inspiring English sources

Large parties have became small and small parties have become large".

African countries have become large buyers of Chinese weapons and military equipment.

And a handful of them, like Rovio, the maker of the Angry Birds game whose headquarters is not far from Nokia in Espoo, Finland, have become large companies.

The difficulties involved in reforming or changing political parties that have become large and institutionalized, coupled with the next-to-impossible task of creating new parties likely to reach sufficient strength to be taken seriously by the electorate, have resulted in much frustration and impatience with the party system.

That assumption may be worth re-examining, not only because China's vast state apparatus shows little interest in shedding control but also because some Western markets are starting to look a bit more like China's.Since the financial crisis governments in America and Britain, to name but two, have become large shareholders (albeit reluctant ones) in financial and industrial companies.

Google et al have become large, well monied political players.

Universities and colleges have become large-scale users of zero-hours contracts, while an estimated 160,000 care staff are also on similar deals.

Treasury auctions have become larger and more frequent.

Q. Do you think those other costs have become larger or smaller in recent years?

Bar and bat mitzvah parties, Mr. Grossman said, have "become larger than weddings.

And Paul A. Volcker, the former Fed chairman, has stated publicly that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may have become larger than Congress intended.