Sentence examples for so it would become from inspiring English sources

Sir David warned that the danger of global warming is becoming much more of a clear problem and so it would become harder for countries to ignore it.

Specifically, he denied he had been involved in "aiding the enemy" – the idea that he knowingly gave help to al-Qaida and caused secret intelligence to be published on the internet, aware that by doing so it would become available to the enemy.

So it would become extremely difficult to win an antidumping case if China were labeled a market economy.

We helped Russia join the WTO so it would become integrated into the world economy, more prosperous, and more vested in the international order.

In theory changes made by the consulting teams were supposed to be folded back into the platform so it would become closer to a finished product over time.

Shortly after the center opened, we were asked whether we might be able to help with some extraction projects, the idea being to transcribe and index information from microfilms so it would become more accessible to researchers.

So she had one made, creating a look that proved to be so popular it would become a mark of membership for old-money families at play for more than five decades.

Many of us believed that, because the music was so catchy, it would become the pop music of our era.

Senator Sher said the hope was to have the measure pass in a few months so that it would become law at the end of the year.

But these accounts are actually a Trojan horse, an attempt to weaken Social Security so badly it would become useless and thus dispensable.

While on set with the actors, Pope introduced an intimate familiarity with the movement so that it would become almost instinctual.