Sentence examples for will become close from inspiring English sources

If President Obama is re-elected, Obamacare will stay in place and health insurance will become close to universal in 2014.

Labour needs a leader who can flourish in the media, but if a potential leader appeases the critics too much, power will become close to pointless.

Whatever the board thinks privately about wanting to give Bradley more time, the manager's position will become close to untenable if Swansea lose in front of their own fans against Bournemouth.

So if agents A and B are close, and agents B and C are also close, A will become close to C, too.

For s → ∞, the emitters are isolated, and it is unlikely that two or more emitters will become close enough to screen each other after random displacements; therefore, I p tends to unity.

Additionally, financial assets and bonds by German banks in the now depreciated countries will become close to worthless.

It is unlikely that we will become closer politically anytime soon.

We will become closer in our relationship; that will do us good.That said, I am sure China will win more Gold medals".

"Considering the massive pressure by the West on Belarus, I think that in the near future our relations with Russia will become closer," he said.

Bizarrely, on a trip to France in April Mr Modi announced an order for 36 Rafale fighter jets to be made in France, undercutting his own procurement strategy.Even so, India's co-operation with the West will become closer as it buys less military hardware from Russia (and as Russia becomes friendlier with Pakistan).

The venture capital and founder community will become closer.