"making them become" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a process of causing or influencing someone or something to change or develop into a certain state or condition. Example: "The coach had a way of making his players become unstoppable on the field."
Electron irradiation in air using a high dose rate allowing homogeneous irradiation at different doses ranging from 25too 500 kGy have led to additional crosslinking of these three types of silicone rubbers making them become more rigid and brittle.
She has enhanced their talents, making them become the best they can be, and in some cases more than they thought possible.
I'm not interested in putting the audi ence through that experience again— having the lion come into the room and making them become more and more scared.
The attack on the Al Sharouk building came after the single deadliest strike in six days of cross-border conflict, when an Israeli bomb pummeled a home in Gaza, killing 11 people, including nine in three generations of the Dalu family, making them become instantly the face of the Palestinian cause.
XPS analysis shows that the La/Al/O ratio of sample with a La/Al precursor pulse ratio of 3/1 fits the stoichiometric LaAlO3 composition (1 1 3) better, and this result is close to the standard value, thereby making them become a suitable insulator in MIM capacitor devices.
When asked his opinion about the CCM training course, one district environmental health officer said, "It is not complicated as if we are making them become doctors".
The good sensitivity of NG-modified SPCEs makes them become effective sensors for determining AA, DA and UA simultaneously.
Day after day, Ohiri blows his yãkoana powder in their nostrils and makes them become other.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play vital regulatory roles in cancer development and a variety of diseases, which make them become promising biomarkers.
But the best way to make them become better is to play against better players.
Yet they try not to let this make them become overbearing to their offspring.
