Sentence examples for likely becoming from inspiring English sources
There's ample uncertainty but the study, published today in the peer-reviewed online journal Ecosphere, points to a variety of outcomes, with fires likely becoming more frequent in zones you might expect — like temperate North America and particularly the western United States — but rarer in the tropics.
Unfortunately, the minds of social media users are likely becoming more, not less, malleable.
It means if you live in an area that is affected by an El Niño or La Niña, the effect is likely becoming magnified by climate change.
Trump can launch a nuclear strike without any intervention, likely becoming a global pariah but, certainly, demonstrating the power of the United States and its president.
Mr. Saakashvili will remain president for almost a year as Bidzina Ivanishvili's victorious Georgian Dream coalition takes over the Parliament, with Mr. Ivanishvili most likely becoming the prime minister.
A month after new loan disclosure procedures were put in place, some brokers say that borrowers are asking more questions, and are very likely becoming better informed as a result, if a bit frustrated at times.
Earlier in the day, the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, had also attempted to build the narrative that no-deal Brexit was very likely and becoming more likely by the day after the Commons rejected all the alternative solutions to May's deal.
They are also four times more likely of being physically abused by their peers, as well as three times more likely of becoming victims of sexual violence.
Further outbreaks of rain are likely overnight, becoming a little lighter and patchier through the early hours.
It is very likely that becoming a lone wolf terrorist is not something that happens over night, but is rather a process that can take several years.
We also know little about the quality of life of older people who live alone, although it is likely that becoming the primary caregiver of young children is a physical and financial burden for older people.
