Sentence examples for to stop becoming from inspiring English sources

Anything to stop becoming formulaic.

He relied on the other three to stop becoming, in his words, a monster.

Nida Ul-Naseer's family said it was not in their daughter's character to go missing, and that she disappeared without medication she needs to stop becoming anaemic.

Dr. Dean made his remark last week as he argued that the Democratic Party needed to stop becoming too closely associated with issues that he argued devastated its political standing in the South.

A new startup called Civic, launching today, wants to help Americans stop becoming victims of identity theft.

"Hopefully this continuing insistence on reform will help the UN to save itself and stop becoming more and more marginalised," said Stephen Browne, the co-director of Funds.

Brown told the audience in Birmingham: "When the banks collapsed I took immediate action to stop crisis becoming calamity and to stop the recession becoming a depression, and as a result of that Britain is now on the road to recovery".

Mr Reid, it seems, smells a plot to stop him becoming defence secretary (he was previously a junior defence minister) when Lord Robertson moves next month to become NATO's secretary-general.

"We have to work together to stop it becoming a nuclear power".

They want to retain control to stop markets becoming too volatile and threatening domestic stability.

And it's your responsibility, Gustavo, to stop it becoming a major problem here".