Sentence examples for this becomes optional when from inspiring English sources

The on-board characters follow a set route, although this becomes optional when arriving at a junction.

"Truthful and accurate disclosure to investors is particularly critical during a time of crisis, and the federal securities laws do not become optional when the news is negative," Lorin L. Reisner, the S.E.C.'s deputy director of enforcement, said in a statement.

But a nice byproduct of their virtue, as Zwick points out, is that when the test becomes optional, candidates who choose to submit their results are likely to have high scores, so the school's average SAT score goes up, and U.S. News approves.

Somewhere along the line, brashness becomes optional.

He has been on the way returning home (toward/away Furthermoreeaker) since 8 o'clock, but he has not arrived home yet.

This only become optional last summer.

Initial evaluation of the Cologne method reported the use of atropine at a dose of 25 μg/kg [ 30], although this has since become optional [ 32].

When in the world did breathing become optional?

This is only possible because facts have become optional in our national discourse; reality is only what we proclaim rather than an objective truth.

Since 2004, when studying a foreign language beyond age 14 became optional in state schools, the number of students taking a language at GCSE has dropped dramatically.

In this overhaul, the essay will be subtracted, or at least become optional.