Sentence examples for have become open from inspiring English sources
New and notable is that these formerly covert activities have become open and pervasive.
Instead, these amorphous, unpredictable meetings have become open invitations for interest groups and grass roots campaigns to capture the public dialogue.
Dominik Jansky of Lighthouse Hockey, the Islanders SB Nation blog, says that overall, fans have become open to the Barclays Center despite the obstructed seating and other issues.
"Water taps that were installed by Tata in the bastis can still be found, but they are now dry; public bathrooms bearing TSRDS signs have become open garbage dumps," the story said.
"There's no longer an excuse for making a defective wine".Now, however, the stigma of automation is declining, and more prestigious producers have become open to the use of technology in winemaking.
Similar temples of excess have sprung up in Myanmar where some border towns – often outside of central government control – have become open markets renowned for selling rare animals, sex and gambling trips to Chinese visitors.
In New York, many of the historic districts she helped save from the Lower Manhattan Expressway, such as SoHo's cast-iron district, have become open-air museums or malls for tourists that are just as soulless as the cultural centres and high-rises she so abhorred.
It helps that large tech buyers including Google, Amazon.com and the U.S. Army–have become open-source fans.
Once a secretive and dangerous industry, smuggling has become open, even respectable.
