Sentence examples for one which has become from inspiring English sources

At Christmas, it runs the world's largest single prize drawing, dubbed El Gordo, or "The Fat One," which has become part of the traditional end-of-year festivities.

And in January, it dropped its slogan of 20 years, "Be all you can be," in favor of "Army of One," which has become the centerpiece of stylish new advertisements and an elaborate recruiting Web site, goarmy.com.com

It is shown that two problems, one which has become a classic in chemical kinetics developed by Wei and Prater and the other a more prosaic development in multicomponent rectification, when cast in the proper mathematical framework become amenable to a more direct solution.

The familiarity of most of the academic and industry scientists with academic-industry collaboration also reflects the fact that academic-industry relations are both a long-standing phenomenon and one which has become increasingly common in recent decades (Ankrah and AL-Tabbaa 2015).

This book is considered by Schmidt-Leukel to be one of the classics in Buddhist-Christian dialogue, and one which has become well known among those actively involved in this dialogue.

I looked on the floor of the back seat and picked up one, which had become unhinged from the door.

We have audiences raised on social networks – ones which have become operating systems for their lives: a living database for their memories and an instant way to share their thoughts across geographies and time zones.

Martinez grew to love floral patterns from areas like the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, ones which "have become an iconic symbol of Mexican folk arts".

Brazilian YFV strains have diverged into two subclades, one of which has become the dominant lineage in recent years.

So far he has released a couple of videos, including one called SOS, which has become a YouTube hit.

The seizure was a rare one in Kenya, which has become a cocaine distribution hub in recent years, according to the UN and the US.