Sentence examples for they look to become from inspiring English sources

Public organisations will become more reliant on staff using their personal devices to support their roles as they look to become more efficient, Socitm said.

Just as other municipalities in Michigan are finding it more difficult to borrow in the wake of Detroit's proposal to change the historical understanding of its bond obligations, so too might American families face a steeper challenge as they look to become homeowners if lenders cannot count on homes' standing as collateral behind mortgage loans.

They look to become trusted advisors, not just financial backers.

But Jupp Heynckes's side were certainly worth their win as they look to become the first team to contest a Champions League final at their own stadium.

Leeds are expecting a 20,000 full house as they look to become the first English winners of this fixture since they themselves beat Melbourne 11-4 in 2008, the last of a run of five straight wins for Super League clubs - and McDermott is delighted to be handed some home comforts.

Unemployment statistics look to become even more hollowed-out and skewed than they already are.

Always stay positive and look to become better at the work.

They're looking to become more diverse, to enrich their lives.

"We're in an environment where companies have very little room to raise prices, so they're looking to become more productive by outsourcing," he said.

In short, they're looking to become a YouTube for Flash gaming.

They are looking to become only the third side to win the Nations Cup without conceding a goal - a feat they were the first team to achieve (in 1992) before Cameroon repeated the feat in 2002.