Sentence examples for will become no from inspiring English sources
If things don't change quickly, America will become no better than a third-world country.
Curators hope the dinosaur's replacement, the skeleton of a blue whale, will become no less iconic.
The extra debt can be paid off when conditions improve.But the Schuldenbremse is complicated and tricky to enforce, and will become no simpler if it spreads across Europe.
French voters have shown that they are unwilling to accept further restructuring, however desirable; such fundamental reforms will become no easier if EMU is postponed, and may get harder.Moreover, the immediate impact of delay would be to push up the value of the D-mark, further damaging German competitiveness and employment.
And as autonomous vehicles take hold, riding in a car will become no different than taking any other form of public transportation.
And as such, the clips of him on the bus with Billy Bush are probably just the beginning of what will become, no doubt, a wave of 'video revelations.' One can only imagine what lurks in the vaults of the out-takes and off-camera recordings from ten years of The Apprentice.
Benefit Street will become no-benefit street, if not no-benefit town.
The chairman of Wales' biggest housebuilder Redrow says parts of the country will become "no-go areas" if tougher building regulations are introduced.
"I'm really concerned that whole parts of Wales will become no-go areas for house building - because house builders will not be able to get the returns they need - and if can't get the returns we won't bother and actually go into England and do it there," he added.
And so, as tablets become democratized, they'll become no more, or less, lucrative as a mechanism for delivering media or purchasing experiences than the computers they supplant.
We don't own the slide, O.K.? We have to share, because if we don't society will collapse and we'll become no better than animals, tearing one another limb from limb just to survive.
