Sentence examples for outline becoming from inspiring English sources

However, this article will outline becoming a Certified Clinical Nutritionist -- a process that doesn't need an advanced degree.[4].

The future of higher education is still in the shadows but the outline is becoming clear.

As outlined above, becoming an undocumented migrant was not the primary motivation for migration for this respondent.

Detlev Schlichter's Paper Money Collapse: The Folly of Elastic Money and the Coming Monetary Breakdown (John Wiley, £26.99) outlines what is becoming the new orthodox remedy of the free-market right: a return to the gold standard, the end of "fiat money" and of fractional reserve banking.

The BHA said on Wednesday it had "written to all bookmakers, including BetBright," with details of the ABP scheme and that "the process of speaking to the betting industry to outline the benefits of becoming an Authorised Betting Partner is ongoing".

He could vaguely feel its outline as it tightened, becoming more erect, as his wife lay sleeping next to him.

In a secretive effort that began five years ago but whose outlines are just now becoming known, the government's network of weapons laboratories is hiring new experts, calling in old-timers, dusting off data and holding drills to sharpen its ability to do what is euphemistically known as nuclear attribution or post-event forensics.

On Tuesday, a board committee reviewed a report that outlines the process for becoming an entirely charter school district.

At a separate meeting Tuesday, a board committee reviewed a report that outlines the process for becoming an entirely charter school district.

Following the extraordinarily public negotiations over Wednesday's Budget, the outline of its contents was becoming clearer last night.

Much work on these items remained to be done, but the outline of an agreement was becoming apparent as the year ended with one major exception: the handling of prisoners of war.