Sentence examples for keeping became from inspiring English sources

Early in the 2nd millennium ce, cattle keeping became more intensive on the Batoka Plateau of southern Zambia, while cotton spinning and pipe smoking were introduced.

This left Colorado dispensaries between a rock and a hard place -- state law requires medical marijuana businesses to keep track of their transactions, but record keeping becomes much more difficult without banks working with them, the Daily Camera reported in October.

The routing overhead becomes huge and inefficient, and connectivity keeping becomes difficult.

Furthermore, the accuracy of dispensing is increased, the variability between sequential draws is reduced, and record keeping becomes automated.

During the second world war the gallery, which he insisted on keeping open, became the centre of British cultural life and Clark commissioned several artists to make what became important war record works including Moore's shelter drawings and John Piper's blitz paintings.

But keeping Fabini became a priority when the Jets had an agreement to put Young on the expansion list if the Texans would take cornerbacks Aaron Glenn and Marcus Coleman and their big contracts.

But when those twin crises created a third -- the threat of dangerous radiation leaks from a damaged nuclear plant -- the balancing act between living out a missionary calling and keeping safe became particularly difficult.

If you exercise regularly, keeping fit becomes easier and less unpleasant, until it becomes a habit.

Because record keeping has become so spotty, no one knows how many absconders there are today.

7th hole- Keeping score becomes a thing of the past.

With living costs on the rise, keeping neon lighted became a luxury.