Sentence examples for which become about from inspiring English sources

Citing the president's own speech from the 2008 convention, in which Mr. Obama decried campaigns which become about "small things," Mr. Romney has chided the president's attacks on his record.

Especially the flexural capacity, which becomes about twice as great.

Thomas, the time-trial bronze medallist on Thursday, triumphed in torrential rain on the 12-lap, 168-kilometres undulating course in a race which became about survival and brute strength.

Due to its inherent complexity and various problems, exposure bracketing is a very challenging candidate for creating HDR images, but on the other hand, it offers a significant extension of the sensor dynamic range, which becomes about 100 dB.

However, only patients with kidney dysfunction progressively and significantly reduced this percentage, which became about 9 % at the third VSC determination.

He had just released an album of songs from "The Capeman," his ill-fated Broadway musical, which had become about as notorious as the teen-age killer who inspired it.

The full impact on ground water supplies from these old steel tanks, which become prone to leaks after about 10 years, will take years to gauge, environmental experts said.

Graham's words and actions wove together Christian faith with economics and politics, creating in effect a civil religion, which became less about actual faith and more about defining "American values".

They are always campaigning, which becomes less about the issues we need to be dealing with and more about who can be bought to speak about what you want them to speak about.

Hence that lame ending, which became more about teeing up the second series than pleasingly wrapping up the first.

The bulk of Getty's fortune was his part of the family trust, which became worth about $1 billion after the $10 billion sale of Getty Oil to Texaco in 1984, at the time, the largest acquisition in U.S. history.