Sentence examples for which also becomes from inspiring English sources

The records become the property of the purchaser, on playing an enrollment fee of $25, he also receives a portable record player, which also becomes his property.

While admittedly fun, and a good advertisement for the innovation festival, the giant game – which also becomes Snake or Pong at different times – is (somewhat ironically) not particularly innovative.

With this commitment private judgment remains defensible even if there is a low probability that its exercise will produce true beliefs, so long as no other better method of tracking truth is available (which also becomes proportionately less likely as one's scepticism increases).

Our result is in accord with the previous report of poor GUS signal at higher densities (Yasmin and debener 2010) and explant tissues were almost wholly colonized by the bacteria, elimination of which also becomes more difficult (Jha et al. 2011).

p27 is also phosphorylated by Cdk2-cyclin E kinase at Thr187 during S phase, which also becomes the target of Skp2-mediated protein degradation (reviewed in [34]).

For example, during PCD the tonoplast rupture produces a higher concentration of Zn2+ in the cytosol which also becomes more acid [ 26].

I played all three characters and wore a Japanese army headband, which also became a black blindfold.

There was no room left for escaping oil in the dome, which also became buoyant and rose to the surface.

These results and more were published in a 1970 book called "Human Sexual Inadequacy," which was also aimed at doctors and which also became a best seller.

The battle with Andrew Neil, who had by then become editor of the Sunday Times, was a clash of personalities which also became a clash of cultures.

There is no better example of that than the Titleist Pro V1, the dominant ball on the PGA Tour, which also became the most popular consumer ball.