come to be造句

Indeed, it has come to be the cornerstone of modern thinking on international trade.

In many product-development organizations, “requirement” has come to be synonymous with “feature” or “function.”

With its many characteristic properties iron has come to be the leading material for general engineering structures.

By extension it has now come to be used as a chant by any crowd or group of demonstrations to support their team or cause.

Know how to cherish, come to be beautiful, willing to let go, not a burden. In the past, we must set aside, cherish the present, and believe in the future.

With its( mostly subconscious) allusions to the cold war and the uncertain relationship between Islam and the West, the world“ civilisational” contest has come to be reserved for a titanic clash of values as well as arms.