Sentence examples for historically becoming from inspiring English sources

Earlier today (16 February), Coldplay were announced as the festival's Sunday headliners, historically becoming the first act to top the bill on four separate occasions.

While El Niños have been observed historically, they are becoming more severe and far more frequent than they have been in historical record.

Historically, education and becoming an imperial scholar was the way to move up in Chinese society.

And while both 3D printers and wrist/hand wrist wearables have done well historically, they're becoming crowded and run the risk of hitting consumer crowdfunding fatigue.

Although patent royalties have accounted for a small portion of Nokia's overall revenues historically, they are becoming more important to the company at a time when the wireless infrastructure market is going through a downturn.

The BLM has historically veered into becoming a "captured" agency - controlled by the industries that it's supposed to regulate.

Such a mind-set, although historically justified, is now becoming increasingly dangerous.

Davis is well on his way to becoming a historically successful defensive piece, and he could slide to either the 4 or 5, depending on where Okafor fits best.

The fact that he attended Davidson didn't stop him from becoming a historically great player.

The most compelling portion offers a series of graphs depicting "Friendships of Facebook", which shows how many members of historically hostile groups are becoming friends on Facebook.

Yet that movie ended right as Hughes was becoming really historically significant.