Sentence examples for trial has become from inspiring English sources

Eusebius McKaiser, a radio commentator, says: "The trial has become compulsory viewing or listening.

The trial has become another test of "stand your ground" laws in the US.

And yet, in a sense, the trial has become a sideshow, a distraction.

"When a trial has become irredeemably unfair," said the judge, "it must stop".

The five-year trial has become a battle between an increasingly unpopular Erdoğan and Turkey's secular establishment.

The trial has become a cause célèbre for some anti-abortion activists, a few of whom were seated in the courtroom on Tuesday.

NitroMed's trial had become a focus of the debate over what role race should play in determining medical treatments.

The men on trial have become a symbol of opposition to what unions call a legal crackdown on striking workers.

The Pistorius trial had become something of a television and Twitter soap opera in his home country and around the world.

The trial had become a focal point for legal activists, who said Mr. Li had been persecuted for defending unpopular clients.

The pleas in court by Parsons and Fairbairn that they had not been guilty of a racist act were brushed aside by the prosecutor, Julie Duwez, who said the trial had become a major political and media event.