Sentence examples for would instead become from inspiring English sources

I would, instead, become focused.

He could not have guessed that the demand for Arab democracy would instead become one of his presidency's greatest foreign policy challenges, forcing whoever wins the November election to confront tough trade offs between American values and interests.

As a result, a global tax bill of $832m that it had expected to pay for the year to 29 September would instead become a tax credit of $239m.

The $37,000 annual profit generated by the average storefront lender would instead become a $28,000 loss, according to an economic study paid for by the trade association.

The redistribution of wealth through the taxation of wages and profits, and ultimately the establishment of the welfare state, would instead become the cornerstones of progressive policies to tackle the failings of the market system.

He said under the new plan, all Greeks would cease to be citizens of Greece and would instead become friends of FetaBook: "They won't receive any government benefits anymore, but they'll be able to grow all the imaginary food they want".

If I had it to do over again, if I had been then the person I am now, I would never, ever have entered the daft and privileged "infertility mill": in my 30s, I would, instead, have become a parent to some two or three of the vast ranks of the orphaned.

A 2008 golf season that many believed would be Tiger Woods's best has instead become his briefest.

(The space will instead become an office).

Instead, become self aware.

A campaign that he had hoped would focus on tax cuts and job growth would instead, he feared, become mired in discussions of "who got there first, and who meant it the most," on social issues, he told an associate.