Sentence examples for more than becoming from inspiring English sources

Few things help immigrants come to terms with their new country more than becoming part of a local family.

But Maclaurin maintained that this list, and thus the ideals of an MIT education, meant more than becoming a more clever or even successful technician.

His motivation for so arduous a climb — the irretrievable corpses of failed mountaineers are sighted regularly along the route — is about more than becoming the first Afghan to be photographed on the highest point on the planet.

Leaders who represent relatively small geographic areas like City Council districts need to remain connected to their communities, and nothing impedes this more than becoming an entrenched professional politician.

Nothing scared me more than becoming larger than I already was.

She did not need to stand for anything more than becoming president.

Becoming a Buddha is believed to be more difficult and take more time than becoming a Saint; it is a demanding path for a small minority.

Succeeding in school became more important than becoming a good, caring person and responsible citizen.

Being in-between genders, Chaz said, was far more difficult than becoming a man.

"There's traditionally been nothing more disempowering than becoming a hospital patient," said Joel Seligman, president and chief executive of Northern Westchester Hospital.

In baseball, no pitfall is more common than becoming infatuated with your own young, unproven, inexpensive players.