Sentence examples for may become take from inspiring English sources

But it soon may become "take these tablets and they will call me in the morning" -- and in the afternoon and evening.

But he may become responsible, take care of himself, learn some valuable life lessons and even feel some pride in his accomplishments.

In other words, tumour cells may become gluttonous, taking what they want, and leaving the left-over available to the body proper.

It may become easier to take out what the entertainment industry calls "rogue sites" dedicated to copyright infringement, but the recent past has shown that for every service that gets shut down, a dozen new ones appear.

It may become necessary to take measures that will prevent them from leaving the house and wandering off.

If elderly applicants are physically or mentally impaired, they may become citizens without taking any test.

A chemical in low concentration may act as medicine, but it may become poison when taken in bulk.

A single person may become smarter by taking a longer and deeper education, by learning new tricks and reading good sources, using memory enhancing and visual tools.

ADHD kids may become defiant about taking medication.

Children raised in households where the demise of a household appliance leads to weeks of poring over bank statements may become too fearful to take the necessary risks to make it in their industry of choice as adults – especially when financial support from parents is not possible.

If this step is not taken it may become necessary to remove the deep litter in the middle of winter when, because of cold weather, the re-establishment of composting cannot be guaranteed.