Sentence examples for will become said from inspiring English sources

"The longer it sits out there the more difficult it will become," said Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine.

"The report is clear: the more you wait, the more it will cost [and] the more difficult it will become," said EU commissioner Connie Hedegaard.

"A lot of us are at least a little worried about what this place will become," said one veteran reporter at The Journal.

"You have to treat it like the icing on the cake, because that's what it will become," said Deborah Berke, an architecture professor at Yale University.

"The more spare capacity grows, the less important fear will become," said Leonardo Maugeri, a former senior executive of the Italian company Eni, who is now a fellow at Harvard University.

"I can't as a tax attorney and C.P.A. ever tell people not to do something based on what I think the law will become," said Leon LaBrecque, the managing partner of LJPR, a financial planning firm in Troy, Mich.

"The more this regime is unsure about its own legitimacy, the more repressive it will become," says Mr Goenawan.

We treat them as the individual retail clients that we hope they will become," says Kist.

They want to get him integrated in to the environment and the sooner they get him in there, the less nervous he'll become," said Ford.

Will the landmark Quincy Market downtown become, say, McDonald's Market?

"Congestion and gridlock on West End Avenue will become unbearable," said State Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, who represents the Upper West Side.