Sentence examples for that become one from inspiring English sources

Metal nanoparticles, especially nanogold and nanosilver, are of novel physical and chemical properties that become one of the hot spots in physics, chemistry, materials, and sensors.

There are many other examples of media in a simultaneous state of life and death, fairness and bias, and left and right that become one or the other when examined by critics, which, of course, simplifies their complexity and leaves out multiple nuances.

From the lynchings of the Jim Crow era to the police killings of today, it's not just the senseless killing ― it's the record of it, the images recycled over and over again of hanging and bleeding and shot to death black bodies that seem to blur, that become one person, or rather, no person at all. .

Human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells (hUC-MSC) due to its availability through noninvasive procedure have demonstrated advantages that become one of the top choices for repairing the damaged neurons [ 5].

Thus there are parallels to the showdown in 1980, the game that legitimately birthed a rivalry that become one of college basketball's most intense.

That "become one" part isn't going to happen from behind the wheel of a car.

On 28 April 1975, Newsweek ran a story on page 64 that became one of its most popular.

Fifteen years ago, a handful of fast-growing national bookstore chains started a price war on discounting books that became one of the momentous trends in the book business.

The result was a business that became one of the largest independent power producers on the East Coast.

Mr. Reed got the job on the strength of "Bring It On," a cheerleader comedy starring Kirsten Dunst that became one of the surprise hits of the late summer of 2001.

It also created a product category that became one of the worst, if not the worst, on the internet.