Sentence examples for will become both from inspiring English sources

As a result, next month Mr. Dooner, 52, will become both chairman and chief executive.

Progressively, the content Mrs Smith gets will become both more useful and engaging.

This means that credit will become both harder for consumers to get, and more expensive.

In coming years, it seems likely that the llanos will become both an agro-industrial breadbasket and a major energy corridor for Colombia.

Others take the moral high ground and suggest that businesses which sign up to the 'right' values will become both saintly and rich.

Pak Jun Do (the given name Jun Do is a homonym of "John Doe") is appropriate for a character with such a shifting identity, someone who will become both the perpetrator and the victim of countless crimes.

"My Queer War" is about a young man's discovery that he is, like so many of the men and women with whom he will become friends, both a hedonist and a moralist.

Reporting results will become more transparent, both to the firm itself and to its shareholders.

The project is one of several large-screen technologies under development by Microsoft which it believes will become more common both at work and home in the future.

Starting next year, it will become home both to low-income families and to emerging artists who will do the programming at its on-site art center.

While asserting that the Crown Prince will become King, both Siddhi and Anand implied the country would be better off if other arrangements could be made.