Sentence examples for will become a true from inspiring English sources

The World Series will become a true World Series when the major leagues add teams in such countries as Mexico, Japan and Australia.

If this vision is realised (and there is still a long way to go) biotechnology will become a true branch of engineering, with benefits for industry, medicine and agriculture (see article and article).

I can't design a wacky, clown-like building – that's not my style – but I do think the Turner will become a true public place where people can meet, be inspired, inspire one another and feel somehow uplifted".

The future of Afghanistan is also a test of other great-power relationships that will largely define the 21st century in Asia: Of whether China and India are doomed to mutual hostility or can find areas of cooperation; and of whether the Chinese-Russian relationship will become a true partnership that will seek common solutions to key problems.

"What is now little more than a fume-filled traffic corridor will become a true neighborhood," a deputy to Robert Moses, New York's master builder during much of the last century, prophesied if the huge, multilane Lower Manhattan Expressway that Moses proposed were allowed to demolish much of what is today SoHo and the West Village.

By contrast, the Next Internet will become a true collaboration platform.

The more you focus on building your confidence, the sooner you'll become a true individual.

I hope that it will become a site of example and of true, non-autocratic, artistic leadership".

"They are being made from carbon, and I can envisage a process whereby an endosymbiotic person with these things in it will sufficiently fuse the two life systems together that it will become a single person that will breed true".

Then computing will have become a true utility and it will no longer be apt to talk of computing clouds, so much as of a computing atmosphere.

If true, then the universe will last forever, but will become a profoundly lonely place.