Sentence examples for should become said from inspiring English sources

TiVo's purchase feature "is a harbinger of what television ultimately should become," said Timothy Hanlon, senior vice president for Denuo, the media futures division of the Publicis Groupe.

"There are different views about how powerful they should become," said one person who has talked to several directors but insisted upon not being identified.

"I don't think people should become complacent," said Nand Mulchandani, a vice president at Determina.

That does not mean one should become nasty, said Hendrie Weisinger, a Westport, Conn., psychologist who specializes in workplace issues and is the author of "Emotional Intelligence at Work" (Jossey-Bass, 2000).

In response, non-local candidates should "become local", says one recently landed Liberal Democrat parachutist.

Such access should become standard, he said.

'If you come here, then you should become a citizen,' says Celeste Amina, who left Portugal to study in Britain in the early Sixties and has been married to Gulam Haider Ellam for 45 years.

"He came to the cemetery one day, stood over the grave I was digging and told me that he had decided that I should become a teacher," says Ahlberg. "I didn't think it was such a good idea.

"It's an exciting paper and should become a classic," says ecologist John Fryxell of the University of Guelph in Canada.

Quoted companies are also being asked to publish annually the proportion of women employed in their ranks, an insight that Davies said should become part of normal corporate governance checks and balances, saying "what gets measured gets done".

"People say that Russia should become like Sweden," he once said in Moscow.