Sentence examples for this became a source from inspiring English sources
This became a source of rueful comedy.
After independence this became a source of grievance, one exacerbated by the minorities' wealth.
This became a source of contention between Munter and the C.I.A.: "When you kill people and you don't know who they are, what are you leaving yourself open to?" A hand went up.
This became a source of great solace to her, in her paralysis; she had no idea, she later told me, that such powers of memory and imagery were available to her. (I now suspect that such powers are not too uncommon in visual thinkers; I know one artist, a highly geometric thinker, who does diagramless crosswords mentally, manipulating the letters and their squares in his head while he is painting).
Shortly before the North American release, the film was modified to include a final scene (not in the novel) of the married Darcys enjoying a romantic evening and passionate kiss at Pemberley in an attempt to attract sentimental viewers; this became a source of complaint for the Jane Austen Society of North America (JASNA).
However, this becomes a source of worry in regions where poverty levels are very high with impoverished population.
However, conventional MR sequences do not image bone tissue, and this becomes a source of error in clinical PET AC images from a PET/MR system.
This becomes a source of realtime recommendations and you don't have to check in one million times from every location, because geotagging is inherent to all of the content you're producing.
This becomes a source of trust for clinicians; it may explain their interest in being involved and the considerable impact that such video feedback has on practice.
My objection to this conduct became a source of resentment for him," said Mr Sharif, who claimed that prosecution witnesses had been tortured to give evidence against him.
Inevitably, this alliance became a source of possible friction, and the Turks sometimes acted as an ally of Byzantium against Iran in a second war (572 579).
