Sentence examples for of becoming much from inspiring English sources

Nava, who said that as a youth he was too small to ride many amusement park rides, was also not holding out much hope of becoming much bigger.

But the esoteric practice, which has been acknowledged in the West since at least 1867, seems on the verge of becoming much better known.

The company's executives probably thought the answer was yes, but nonetheless saw the benefits of becoming much bigger by selling out to WorldCom.

Casual work is valued by employers and employees, but it is also at risk of becoming much more entrenched in a manner that is unlikely to benefit workers.

Princeton dropped to 1-5 with a loss that left a heretofore-struggling offense exhilarated and the defense, which had appeared two games ago on the verge of becoming much better than this, beside itself with disappointment.

Although it may be the world's seventh-biggest exchange, with almost 4,000 listings and a total market value of about C$1 trillion ($640 billion), it has little prospect of becoming much more than a regional North American market.

This child had a history of several weeks of pain becoming much more severe recently, and clearly an acute-on-chronic SUFE is developing.

The reformed financial aid policy is great in terms of it becoming much simpler, and being offered to a broader range of middle-class students.

It blamed heightened political uncertainty, with the "complexity of Brexit becoming much more apparent".

The big concern in the UK is that ISDS would put the NHS at risk, with privatisation of services becoming much harder to reverse.

And the tools for stealing usernames and passwords of millions of people are becoming much more sophisticated.