Sentence examples for may becoming from inspiring English sources

The second depression evolved from an extratropical cyclone in mid- to late May, becoming a tropical cyclone on May 22 northeast of Bermuda.

Or, one — or both — of the phrases may becoming a significant moment in the effort to define the two candidates.

These are warning signs that you may becoming emotionally draining to others.

Don't ignore the signs that you may becoming a sexual predator.

Even before the vote for Brexit, which led to May becoming prime minister, there had been a series of revolts over executive pay.

Mr. Lester, who retired this May, becoming chairman emeritus, is survived by his wife, Mary; his daughters, Kathryn Lindlan and Kristen Rio; his son, Kirk; and five grandchildren.

This suggests that there may be a cohort effect, in that psychological conditions may be becoming increasingly common in younger generations, or this may be a survivor effect.

The natural history of RF-positive IP may be changing and the disease may be becoming milder.

They may behave differently, becoming more withdrawn or irritable and younger children may become clingy".

The global economy may be becoming less integrated, the pace of globalisation itself may have slowed.

It makes sense that most teachers who see Sugata's wish may take offense that the teaching profession -- as we currently define it -- may be becoming obsolete.