Sentence examples for upside becoming from inspiring English sources

Prudential said, "As demand for large enterprise begins to turn the corner in the back half of this year and accelerates into next year, we see top- and bottom-line upside becoming a reality".

Just as our great ape ancestors, if asked, might have thought having as many bananas as they wanted would be the upside of becoming human, similarly there's a lot outside our own present cognitive horizons.

Atlanta turned itself upside down this year, becoming one of the best hitting teams in the N.L. (first in batting,.284) and becoming below average in pitching with a 4.10 earned run average (ninth among the 16 N.L. teams).

Down on the Upside would end up becoming Soundgarden's final studio album for sixteen years as tensions within the band led to its break-up in April 1997.

Until Lehmann Brothers crashed out of the sky and the world turned upside down, big government was becoming increasingly unfashionable and the idea of the strong central state was under attack from all sides.

On the upside, the bond market is also becoming a growing source of capital for the green economy – with a 50% increase in 'green bond' issuance in 2013 to $11bn, and expectations of $40-50bn40-50bn4.

How long can a person hang upside down without passing out or becoming permanently stupid?

She was shot dead on a Guadalajara street; hours later, military policemen turned her house upside down.Carrillo was on his way to becoming the world's most powerful criminal.

But if it should persist, you will know that it's just a function of the market becoming more volatile to the upside and not necessarily a bearish sign at all.

To understand how a bill with such little apparent political upside could actually be this close to becoming law, one must first understand the driving dynamics of the modern Republican Party.

But by her own admission, she has lived her life upside-down, starting a family long before becoming a scientist.