Sentence examples for thought to become from inspiring English sources

Humans are thought to become infected first by direct contact with infected bush meat or animals.

Cells are thought to become cancerous over many years as they collect, one by one, the mutations required to override the many genetic restraints on a cell's growth.

"If you took my uncle out of the equation," he says, "I don't know if I'd have even thought to become an actor.

"I never thought to become a teacher," said Natia Rtveliashvili, a 22-year-old former dancer with Georgia's national ballet who teaches the school's youngest students.

Today, it is possible structurally to build a mile-high skyscraper, but buildings are thought to become riskier investments after about eighty floors: the cost of building doesn't redeem itself in rent.

As the tree grows taller, however, the problem of maintaining adequate flow of water to the top is thought to become more difficult, because the frequency of column breakage increases as the columns get longer.

It's easier than you think to become an Olympic sensation.

"But it's not as hard as you might think to become an empowered consumer.

It has enough dignity and interest, I think, to become the third popular checkerboard game.

The pair are thought to have become embroiled in a scam orchestrated by the Calabrian mafia.

The Nogay are thought to have become a distinct group formed after the disintegration of the Golden Horde.