Sentence examples for statements to become from inspiring English sources

He said seasonal businesses, which experience uneven revenues during the year, would not want quarterly statements to become a "predictor for turnover".

Their mission statement is to "become an ingredient to create a healthy world," and their vision is to create a platform for exchange of ideas among students to inspire positive lifestyle changes.

Such statements caused him to become "a target of intense ire" from white radicals, who, as D'Emilio shows, were abandoning the civil rights movement long before Stokely Carmichael uttered the fateful words "black power".

Earlier this year it was badly embarrassed by an e-mail showing that Enron expected to be able to influence its standards in return for cash.If accounting standard-setters have their way, financial statements are likely to become far more volatile in the future.

That statement enabled Mormonism to become a truly international religion.

It was a statement that was to become particularly poignant.

Once again, it supplied senior management.Both operations had ambitions: Orion, its mission statement ran, aimed to "become the premier independent power company in North America".

"A primary goal of the project," Hillier's statement said, "is to become a model of sustainable design and fair labor practices for its community".

Notably, 53% (n = 398) of all respondents agreed to the statement, "I wanted to become a volunteer because I needed help from the project".

Mr. Huntsman's aides pointed to his recent statements that he agreed to become ambassador out of a sense of duty, not to tee up a presidential run.

"We definitely don't want the statements of some hotheads to become the established thinking," says Korn.