Sentence examples for have become static from inspiring English sources

Jones is saying certain elements of the squad have become static and he is going to reinvigorate the options available.

With the present farmers' practices, yields have become static and system has become non-profitable.

The record industry, progressive as it has been in bringing concert music into the home, has created a hundred-year echo chamber in which musical conceptions have become static.

Strategists on both sides say the contest has become static.

(Not surprisingly, Ms. Weiss takes umbrage at the idea that "Morning Edition" has become static).

It's tough to gauge how much influence Tom Wolfe's famous philippic on the state of American fiction -- that it has become static and recondite, and is fatally disengaged with the real world -- has had on young writers.

Genre painting is by definition about life, yet in this ostensible genre painting life has become static, and the time of the action seems an endless monotony, as the redundancy of its title suggests.

Speaking on BBC2's Newsnight, Duncan Smith said: "There was a very good programme the other day that talked about Merthyr Tydfil and the fact there were jobs in Cardiff; But many of them [the unemployed in Merthyr] had become static and didn't know that if they got on a bus for an hour's journey, they'd be in Cardiff and could look for the jobs there.

He said Merthyr Tydfil, in Wales, was an example of a place where people had become "static" and "didn't know if they got on the bus an hour's journey they'd be in Cardiff and they could look for the job there".

In this way, too, the Soviet society Brezhnev passed on had become static.

Since then, as its membership has become static, with the addition of Argentine Sebastian Thomson on drums, its intent has become more cosmic.