Sentence examples for will thus become from inspiring English sources

Wimbledon's new neighbours will thus become Northampton Town and Luton Town as opposed to Fulham.

The retirement safety net will thus become a little more frayed.

A problem amenable to a political solution will thus become a festering wound that will yield strife for all eternity.

Grove will thus become not a book but a process, or, as Philip Cashian puts it, "an organism".

A mobile Internet device, he suggests, will thus become a convenient way to probe local information and services.

But your claim that he will thus become western Europe's longest-serving head of government since 1945 is unfounded.

Will we thus become Paris on the Hudson?

The development will thus inevitably become a confrontation between the two countries because the improvement in the trade balance of a country is considered as a deterioration of the trade balance of the other one.

There are certainly clients of Goldsmith's who worry that if they admit fault and ask for help they will appear weak and thus become less effective as leaders, and I think they are right to worry about that.

He will certainly win it, and thus become a contender for speaker.Mr Rafsanjani, liberal in his economic views but socially conservative, says he has entered the race out of a sense of obligation.

President Xi Jinping has expressed his "ardent hope" that Beijing will win its bid (and thus become the first city ever to have hosted both the summer games, which it staged in 2008, and the winter event).