Sentence examples for idea will become from inspiring English sources
Whether this idea will become profitable is not yet clear.
The prize will be $2,500 and the possibility that the winner's idea will become the title sequence of "Bates Motel".
But knowing money could be borrowed locally to fund the project means there is a real chance the idea will become a reality in the very near future.
Blumberg invites listeners to eavesdrop on the investment conversations, where he initially falls flat explaining how the idea will become as successful as Twitter.
In the long term, one hopes this idea will become part of the centrist conventional wisdom, and perhaps be enacted at some point in the future when America is again capable of passing legislation.
Now it appears that the idea will become a reality as Sky prepares, according to one insider, for "an all-singing, all-dancing" high-definition channel that will be available to its 14 million subscribers.
It's not always possible to know which ideas will become big or what their shelf life will be.
Some of the ideas will become the big public companies of the future, following in the footsteps of one-time start-ups like Google, Cisco Systems and Amazon.com.
That is why being self-aware, investing in broader networks of friends, and being open to new ideas will become even more crucial skills.
* "As expected, there was not a single opponent to the government who managed to enter parliament [in the February 2013 election], no one with different political ideas will become a member of the National Assembly.
