Sentence examples for may become at from inspiring English sources
Intensive care is being rethought and may become, at least psychologically, less intense.
The modern concert is a device whereby formal, autonomous meanings are emphasized; further, the scope and available repertoire of the concert have been enormously increased through recordings, for any suitably equipped room may become, at the turn of a switch, a recital hall.
Women who used cocaine during pregnancy may become at risk for increased physical and mental health problems.
Yet in the throes of skillful performance, we still can perfect them more and no matter how good we may become at one thing, may be miserable at others particularly at conveying the skills to others.
If there is no clear strategic and philosophic agenda, trustees may become at odds with each other and with the CEO, and personal agendas prevail.
This draconian cut will devastate 15,000 households in the first and second years of receiving the Advantage subsidy -- more than 13,000 of which are adult families and families with children, many of whom are just starting to get re-established in the community -- who will no longer receive rental assistance and may become at risk of eviction.
On the other side, a tool like a hammer may become "present-at-hand", when it breaks and loses its usefulness, or, at the first encounter, when we do not know how to interact with it.
This means that what is not necessary at one moment may become necessary at another moment.
Physiological studies have indicated that transport of NH3 across membranes occurs and may become significant at high NH4+ concentrations or at high pHs [ 16].
This may be due to differences in adaptation between short and longer term exposures, as different compensatory pathways may become activated at early time points and decreased at later time points to ameliorate the biological effects of the exposure [ 20].
Not all ligands can be solvated at such high valencies, and nontoxic ligands may become toxic at high valencies, as discussed earlier, which may not be a desirable trait.
