Example sentences of "[adv] becomes one " in BNC.
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1 | Little Em'ly becomes one of his apprentices , and after the elopement he speaks of her with sympathy and understanding . |
2 | Virginia Woolf 's demand , in her essay ‘ Modern Fiction ’ , that the novel should ‘ look within ’ and examine the mind thus becomes one of the summary slogans of modernism . |
3 | The crucial role for the researcher thus becomes one of establishing the factors or characteristics associated with actual or potential cases of child abuse . |
4 | The question thus becomes one of why other countries have been more successful than Great Britain in meeting these requirements . |
5 | ‘ Simon the Canaanite ’ thus becomes one and the same as ‘ Simon Zelotes ’ or ‘ Simon the Zealot ’ , appearing in Matthew and Mark under the former designation and in Luke and in Acts under the latter . |
6 | In 1987 , The Tsarevich , jointly owned by Edgar Bronfman , the Chairman of The Seagram Company and Ivan Straker , Chairman of Seagram Distillers ran into second place behind Maori Venture , owned by 92-year-old Jim Joel who thus becomes one of the select band who have owned both English Derby and Grand National winners . |
7 | If having babies is partly a response to unemployment , it also becomes one of the causes of continuing unemployment . |
8 | From this viewpoint , cost simply becomes one of many ways in which the product may be seen to be different from others . |
9 | Our problem then becomes one of determining what facts must accompany promissory words in order to create a legal duty ( and other legal relations ) . |
10 | The question then becomes one of the Bank 's view of this ‘ pressure for a rise in interest rates ’ . |
11 | The problem then becomes one of keeping the intention to publish secret , so that the Attorney-General has no forewarning . |
12 | For Kenya , the issue therefore becomes one of judging how long it will take to build the necessary skills and whether the costs of delaying export growth outweigh the perceived longer-term gains from ‘ independent ’ exporting . |
13 | The predominant management goal therefore becomes one of growth , and in particular growth of sales . |