Sentence examples for view can become from inspiring English sources

Security cameras are used everywhere and critical during investigations, but their view can become compromised.

"They are able to take that perceived deficit and turn it into a unique point of view that can become their asset".

Now, however, by browsing through Google Maps and Street View burglars can become aware of previously unknown areas and case potential targets.

They demonstrated that when corporate management has strong convictions, or worse yet, hubris about their points of view, they can become blind to their customer's needs - needs that are right in front of their very eyes.

These ultra close-up views, which can become organic abstractions, focus on overabundance fecundity.

One problem with this view is it can become self-fulfilling.

Arsene Wenger subscribes to England captain Steven Gerrard's view that Jack Wilshere can become one of the best players in the world.

However, the existence of reclassifications is partially consistent with the view that boards can become entrenched and that some changes are just window dressing.

As we've built leadership narratives around a single person engaging in super-sized acts of leadership, we've left behind a distorted view of who can become a leader, and what leadership truly looks like in practice.

These unique insights into the people behind the papers complemented students' deep understanding of the papers and of the study design, affecting students' views of "who" can become a scientist (see student postcourse interview data in Tables 1 and S1 of Hoskins et al., 2007).

Still no matter how spectacular, for some a view can quickly become old hat.