Sentence examples for may become about from inspiring English sources

The eye, after about 30 minutes in the dark, may become about 10,000 times more sensitive to light.

Conversations may become less about each other and more about the illness.

New victims may become ill about 7 to 14 days after ingesting the virus.

Mothers who spend long hours at the office may become anxious about how their children are doing.

Male rape victims may become confused about their sexual orientation or, if gay and raped by a man, blame their sexual orientation for the rape.

Environmentalists also worry that people may become complacent about municipal recycling and reducing the waste stream if they believe the waste can be recycled.

The outcome of the effort may become known about the time President Obama is scheduled to discuss new restrictions on offshore drilling at a news conference Thursday after receiving a report on drilling safety from Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.

"As larger companies adopt these models to take advantage of the business opportunity, consumers may become suspicious about the authenticity of the overall concept," Christopher Marquis and Andrew Park wrote in the Stanford Social Innovation Review.

"That's really the main aim for me," she said, "to present the more or less forgotten rural Anatolia to young people who may become curious about travel and adventure in their own country, and present these people who rarely are represented".

These citizens at the minimum may become cynical about their society, and withdraw from active participation in public life.

The West may become concerned about measures that, for example, undermine judicial independence.