Sentence examples for that has became from inspiring English sources

The finding clears the way for President Barack Obama to approve a project that has became a highly charged symbol of the fight over North America's energy future.

LinkedIn could help Microsoft accelerate its shift to the internet by giving it a large online property that has became the de facto standard for posting résumés online.

[The Journal Sentinel] American Electric Power will shut down its coal-burning boilers at Big Sandy, a power plant in Kentucky that has became a symbol of the plight of the coal industry nationwide.

He said that in 1997 he had ensured as chair of European finance ministers that a code on fair tax competition was introduced, a code that has became the basis for national legislation in many countries.

Exploration in the Marcellus Shale, a step that has became more attractive because of new technology and the nation's push to find its own sources of energy, comes with such high expectations that it has unleashed a gold rush for land.

There is also the option to go for the Ombre look, which is a style that has became quite popular nowadays.

It is an idea that has become remarkably pervasive.

In the past two years, that has become all too clear.

So that has become a walk-and-talk.

In many ways, that has become my mantra.

They populate a Paris that has become a dream city.