Sentence examples for would become embedded from inspiring English sources

Thousands of U.S. combat troops in Iraq would become embedded advisers with Iraqi security forces.

The vulnerability, verging on fragility that would become embedded in Michael's persona found, perhaps, its richest expression in this wistful ballad".

And harm reduction, ideally, would become embedded in our education system in order to educate children from a young age about the effects of different kinds of drug use.

The team says that if the fragments resulted from an injury before death, they would have become embedded in the embalming material; instead they are loose in the cranium.

"The governing council insists on the necessity to avoid second-round effects," Mr. Trichet said, adding that not only price stability, but growth would be endangered if inflationary expectations become embedded.

That view has weathered events well.Ms Yellen's longtime advocacy of a 2% target virtually guarantees that she would tighten rather than let inflation become embedded above that level.

Widening participation has been an intrinsic part of the University's mission for 165 years and during this time much that would be considered "widening participation" in other institutions has become embedded as "mainstream" within the University.

The National had argued that the changes had "become embedded" and that half the cast were new and "would have to be rehearsed, at some expense, to accommodate a live band".

The procedure is very simple and less than 1percentnt of patients have problems.' He said John would need to rest for a month to allow the wires attached to the pacemaker to become embedded inside his heart.

How else could poor performance have become embedded?

That needs to become embedded in your culture".