Exemplos de uso de To be becoming em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It seems to be becoming hard to get a good job.
We live at a time when disasters seem to be becoming ever more common.
Cuba appears to be becoming a Socialist open-air museum.
Now he says the theoretical fears he raised appear to be becoming reality.
It seems to be becoming increasingly attractive, for the visitors come from many different countries.
This part of the city seems to be becoming increasingly popular.
Your patience will be sorely tested in the immediate future,as matters will seem to be becoming more serious.
Their Parliament seems to be becoming ever more shameless in the way in which it is curtailing gay rights.
Educating has never been an easy undertaking and seems to be becoming increasingly difficult today;
However, the already fanatical Nechayev appeared to be becoming more distrustful of the people around him, even denouncing Bakunin as doctrinaire,"idly running off at the mouth and on paper.
Educating, however, has never been an easy task andtoday seems to be becoming ever more difficult.
The EU economies, therefore, seem to be becoming more closely integrated into the global economy at the same time as their integration with each other continues to increase.
The evenings Annie" is a concept that emphasizes the quality of human relationships live in a society where the majority seems to be becoming increasingly virtual.
The position of religious communities seems to be becoming more and more difficult in Vietnam.
Initial steps for the implementation of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights recommendations have been carried out,the political environment appears to be becoming a little less confrontational.
Marie wrote,"the dream of România Mare seems to be becoming a reality… it is all so incredible that I hardly dare believe it.
The mid-term review is also important because the problems of small and medium-sized enterprises- the difficulties of obtaining funding, the size of administrative burdens, overregulation andmarket access problems- appear to be becoming permanent.
Careful scrutiny of applicants appears to be becoming the norm and in some Member States this has lengthened the period before traders considered risky receive their number.
While Europe remains the dominant global market for cannabis resin,herbal cannabis products appear to be becoming more common and predominate in some markets.
Crack and“cracolândia” seem to be becoming synonyms; where there are users of the drug,“cracolândias” blossom- which seems to denote the construction of an imaginary headquarters, produced by what is said about it; it is, then, a social place and also a discursive place.
However, besides first aid courses for staff at drugs agencies or for drug users themselves, overdose risk assessment andcounselling about risk management seems to be becoming more common in Europe and is mentioned, for example, in the reports from Romania, the Netherlands and Malta.
However, relatively high-potency cannabis grown under intensive conditions seems to be becoming an important and possibly growing part of the market in many countries and equipment that allows users to produce cannabis at home is now widely available through the Internet or, in some countries, from specialist suppliers.
I must say, however, that I regret that this text, which is, after all, an integral part of the Telecom package, has been withdrawn from the competency of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, to the benefit of the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market, which,in my view, seems to be becoming an extremely bad habit.
In the name of liberalism, the Titley report cultivates, in reality, the cult of asymmetry,which seems to be becoming the official doctrine of the Commission: Europeans should continuously give the example of the purest and most absolute liberalism, even to the detriment of their own interests.
But the situation now seems to be becoming particularly grave, when decision-making bodies do not even have the shame to refer to it. I am not speaking of Community bodies as such, but of the third pillar and particularly the Schengen executive committee, the body empowered to deal with issues relating to free movement, both internally and in third countries.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,not only does combating fraud seem to be becoming an ongoing task in the EU, but the Commission is also showing a great deal of imagination when it comes to the ways and means, and it is again showing its capacity for fantasy with this communication on the fraudproofing of legislation and contract management- a high-sounding title in very truth.
The discussion can continue by reviewing the hundred forms in which offences against life seem to be becoming normal behaviour: where individual crime is organized to become collective;to ensure the silence and complicity of whole groups of citizens; to make private vendetta a vile collective duty, terrorism a phenomenon of legitimate political or social affirmation, police torture an effective means of public power no longer directed towards restoring order but towards imposing ignoble repression.
Jimmy is Prestes to be become a symbol of our movement.
And It Is this loyalty,that doesn't… allow a person to be become disloyal.
We have analyzed the rise of the company to be become of paramount importance to the region in the role of a generator of jobs.