Sentence examples for standard of becoming from inspiring English sources

It is devilishly difficult to track participants through their training and into the workforce to find out if they have indeed achieved the gold standard of becoming biomedical researchers, the panel concluded.

Indonesian Muslims including myself are gradually becoming strangers in their own skin struggling to cope with the socially-constructed standard of becoming good Muslims by trying to look and act as Arab as possible.

Europeans tell Americans they wish to unite as standard-setters, for fear of becoming "standard-takers" in an economic order controlled by emerging giants.Others can see the audacity of what is being tried.

"The reason I'm saying no is they didn't meet the standard to becoming a part of the community," Mr. Stringer said.

Most want the 501(c)(4) designation precisely because it allows secrecy for their donors; otherwise they would take the far easier step of becoming standard political organizations, known as 527 groups, which have to reveal their contributors.

Folks, what we've come to call the "Illinois budget impasse" is on the verge of becoming standard operating procedure in Illinois.

However, it is also true that sentinel lymph node sampling was still in the process of becoming standard in this patient population.

Some of these standards face the risk of becoming a commercial failure such as was the case with DVB-H.

It has already taken a half-step in this direction by putting multi-touch trackpads into its laptop computers.So the touch screen could be on the verge of becoming a standard part of computer interfaces, just as the mouse did in the 1980s.

It can reach its goal of becoming the standard only with active participation of the community itself.

Due to its relative simplicity, flexibility, generality and wide applicability, PACE analysis has the potential of becoming a standard analytical tool in proteomics.