Sentence examples for to become under from inspiring English sources

They were what genuine culture had to become under the conditions of capitalism.

Richard Stengel, the managing editor of Time magazine, is leaving to become under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs at the State Department, according to people with knowledge of the appointment.

Ms. Tauscher recently announced that she would give up her House seat to become under secretary of state for arms control and international security — a key post overseeing the export bureaucracy.

This is for obvious reasons: although the dystopia is called "One State", and the ideological overlord is glossed as Taylor (the American guru of the "Efficiency Movement" and father of the time and motion study), there can be no mistaking We as anything but a monitory portrait of what Russia was likely to become under the soulless inspiration of dialectical materialism.

But equities are set to become under renewed pressure.

Kappos easily cleared a nomination hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee on 29 July and received a final approval today to become Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property.

His modest prize is to become under-secretary of state for Africa, the only job that makes him at all happy.

After controlling for the effect of potential confounding variables, children above one years of age were more likely to become under-weight as compared to infants.

Many efforts to systematically understand the cellular processes involved in disease lead to sets of proteins that are mutated to become under- or overactive, deleted, over-expressed or aberrantly post-translationally modified in the disease state.

Mass detention and deportation became a routine part of daily life under Obama, and it only threatens to become worse under the new president.

Liberia was the first African country to become compliant under that initiative.