Sentence examples for the choice become from inspiring English sources
Only in Slovakia has the choice become openly acrimonious: the prime minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, wants to send a businessman, Ivan Stefanec, but others in the coalition favour Jan Figel, who led the accession negotiations.The newcomers will have little to do, as Mr Prodi's commission will have only six months of its term left.
And the choice became pretty clear".
"The choice became rather clear when they sued us".
For DirecTV subscribers thinking about switching over, the choice becomes more difficult.
Often times the choice becomes: Do you give the song what it wants?
By placing, say, Rio Tinto on the one side and subsistence farming on the other, the choice becomes either virtuous tradition or hyper-exploitation.
The stylistic and philosophical implications of the choice became even clearer when Mr. Steele appeared before House Republicans at a retreat on Saturday.
The choice becomes, in part, the subject of the painting: Uncle Rudi, Aunt Marianne, his family and friends, the heroes of culture, the villains of war, his wife nursing their baby; these are not meaningless or trivial.
After Mubarak sent the army against the protesters, the choice became clear: either a cosmetic change in which something changes so that everything stays the same, or a true break.
But with Jonny Bairstow already in the side, he can take the gloves straight away, meaning the choice becomes thus: either James Taylor comes in for Buttler and strengthens that middle order, with Bairstow dropping down the order.
