Sentence examples for too should become from inspiring English sources

Now that aid is not to be tied to economic policy conditions, that too should become part of the legal framework governing how taxpayers' money is used.

Next month, that too should become easier when the Natural History Museum, together with its counterpart in Paris and also America's Department of Agriculture, will flick the switches on a network of remotely operated microscopes.Today, when a taxonomist wants to view a specimen held elsewhere, he must either get it on loan, or make a trip to see it.

Unfortunately for Tony, the prominent dinner-party guest, Dr. Will, only manages to blind the dog in attempting to replace infected corneas Jim wonders whether he, too, should become callous and uncaring and simply look forward to his schooling at Yale and his future career.

No one should become too attached to Lindsay Lohan, star of the remade "Parent Trap," as Bette's daughter, Rose.

The Nairobi mayor's office has been similarly neutered, lest it should become too powerful.Having one government responsible for both the city and its surrounding state would, however, be the envy of many American officials.

But what Germans see is that, while many of its EU partners are struggling, Germany under Mrs Merkel looks strong.If Mrs Merkel has a vision, it is that the euro zone and the entire EU should become strong, too.

That's why my staff and I decided I was too boring, and therefore I should become 15 to 17% more edgy," he said.

Navigating through websites should become more sophisticated too.

"I think a poet, like any other human being, should recognize that the world is mostly controlled by political forces and should become politically active too," he told the magazine Contemporary Poets in 1991.

Of course parents should become more involved, too.

Coker concludes with the statement: "[Smith's] experience, distilled in a book sometimes too controversial for its own good, should become standard reading in every military academy".