Sentence examples for it becomes said from inspiring English sources

"The more a route is used, the less challenging it becomes," said Mark Stiles, the San Juan forest supervisor.

"The lesson of 2008 and earlier crises is that the later you act, the more you have to do, and the more painful it becomes," said Robert Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, in a speech Wednesday.

"It was one of these ideas that the longer it sits around and the more it is scrutinized, the smellier it becomes," said Dan Gelber, a former member of the State House and the South Florida chairman of No Casinos, an advocacy group that fought the bill.

"The longer it drags on, the more of a negative it becomes," said Ken Darmody of Goodbody Stockbrokers.

"The more you try to avoid it, the more pronounced it becomes," says Mr Hawley.

"The longer a motorist protects their NCD and doesn't make a claim, the less cost-effective it becomes," says Kevin Pratt, insurance expert at Moneysupermarket.

"The longer it takes to deliver Monterey, the more in question it becomes," says Stacey Quandt of Giga Information Group in Santa Clara, Calif.

"The more challenging something is, the more creative it becomes," says Mirowsky, "which stimulates your mind in a new way".

"We didn't design it to become the monster that it became," said Remi Laba, one of the bistro's French owners.

"There is a gap between what the Lido could be and what it became," said Gianfranco Mossetto, EstCapital's co-founder and chairman.

It became, says Torvalds, a "sociological phenomenon".