Sentence examples for which became very from inspiring English sources
Nissen created games incorporating the trampoline such as Spaceball, which became very popular in the 1960s.
Deer gradually acquired more complicated antlers, which became very large in some lineages.
The bogus numbers proved fatal to Causey's column, which became very scarce on the Internet.
India may also be the source of the story of the unicorn, which became very popular in the West.
The salaries and travel expenses of Rublee's crew amounted to $2,925 per week, which became very costly when bad weather extended the shooting time.
James Robinson: Sky News's political editor is furiously protective of his independence, which became very apparent when he took on Alastair Campbell.
This is when I make all my studies, which becomes very important afterwards".
The feeders run through pipes and are surrounded by insulating oil, which becomes very hot.
Because people do all sorts of behaviors which become very, very hard to interpret if they don't really believe their bodies are going to die.
Fine media fluidized bed biofilters (FBB) have some unique characteristics, which become very important when extremely high water quality is required.
Most of the existing methods assessing riparian quality concentrate on field surveys of a few hundreds of metres, which become very laborious when trying to evaluate whole catchments or long river corridors.
