Sentence examples for only just become from inspiring English sources

Although this has been the case for some time, reform has only just become politically popular.

The government's defence that convergence has only just become an established fact is nonsense.

Facebook was less than two years old; it had only just become available to high schools, after meteoric growth among university students.

After an almost equally narrow win in April, Romano Prodi has only just become Italy's prime minister in place of Silvio Berlusconi.

But its first public statement on the address-book saga, made yesterday, implied that it had only just become aware of the issue.

"We will not brook any dictation from any source," he stormed when Mr Zuma's report (which has only just become public) was initially endorsed in March by a SADC "troika" that deals with politics and security.

(Lester Holt only just became the the first solo black anchor of a nightly network news broadcast last month, after Brian Williams lost the job for lying).

The new update was officially launched at a special event in Cupertino today, but only just became available for the general public to download and install.

That may sound obvious, but just how complex only becomes apparent when you see how it is done.

Price, scale and availability are just three and they only become factors if the Galaxy X dazzles like Samsung expects.

The coconut that evolved without human intervention could only become naturally established just above the tide line of beaches on newly emerged volcanic islands and atolls or favourable continental coastlines to which it could float.