Sentence examples for would become about from inspiring English sources

Should it be consummated, United -- which is already the world's largest airline and boasts the most successful international airline alliance -- would become about 50percentt bigger than its nearest competitor.

As for the original 650-square-foot apartment, that would become about 200 square feet bigger with an extra 10 feet tacked onto the river-facing side, where an awning now provides some shade.

No one foresaw the rise of China or that the impact of globalisation would become about the movement of people – rich and poor – with the potential to destabilise existing economic systems.

If analyses were restricted to postmenopausal women, this detection threshold would become about twofold, whereas if we were to consider only women with a family history the threshold would be about threefold to fourfold.

Professor Curtis said he believed that in the long term the Nation of Islam would become more about black empowerment and less about Islam.

Joe Torsella, a Philadelphia civic leader, says in a video to friends and supporters posted on his campaign Web site www.joetorsella.com that he is concerned the race would become more about Mr. Specter's record than about looking forward.

For me, though, I wish it would become more about excellence and not make distinctions about whether something is above 14th Street or not.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 6 ,2012 The most striking parts of President Obama's press conference on Tuesday afternoon involved him talking about girls as the adults they would become and about grown men acting like children — very destructive children.

The most striking parts of President Obama's press conference on Tuesday afternoon involved him talking about girls as the adults they would become and about grown men acting like children — very destructive children.

Later he would become sardonic about his intensity that day but his anger betrayed the hurt felt about being consigned to the knacker's yard and a righteous will to prove the executioners wrong.

"I did not know then how maniacal I would become later about detail and structure".