come about

Packaging has come about because food now has to be clinically clean and packed in acti-oxidants to give it a long shelf life.

I look back and see that the satisfaction I get now from doing what I do has come about as a result of a lonely and loveless start in life.

Except that this would be to misunderstand how this state of affairs has come about.

In time she began to feel that a change had come about, and that she was not in his confidence.

Living creatures are too complex to have come about by chance; therefore they must have had a designer.

History shows, however, that such a transformation may come about as a result of an initial stimulus to increase social insurance.

And let me add that this does not count some of the longer-term savings that will come about from health care reform.

Yet it's really, really hard to see how such a policy shift could come about.

Internalization may also come about spontaneously by the merger of two units inflicting large externalities upon one another.

It was such a grand entrance for that monster, how did that come about?

"Today, I am amazed at the changes that have come about, " said the Prime Minister. "They are beyond my wildest hopes. "

But how, in our particular circumstances , could it come about that history "demands to be heard" ? What does such a prospect really imply?

The importance of these northeastern cities, both as ports and as hubs of manufacturing, did not simply come about by chance.

come about The police interviewed several witnesses, but none of them could tell how the accident came about.

When did the idea that the best form of the family was the nuclear family come about in popular culture overall? The 1950s.

Are we seeing signs that the first layers of the future software infrastructure are beginning to come about?

So this dramatic change has come about this year -- a very, very great movement in the home-use segment.

The takeover for Centennial Coal has certainly come about with the removal of some of that uncertainty.

it had come about through sheer necessity.

But all that, he added, would come about "gradually, at our own pace" .

How does it come about that you were caught by the police?

A good treatment center will review the reasons why the addiction has come about, along with the brain chemistry of it, McDaniel said.

These cost reductions can come about by being able to produce much cheaper devices or by using high-concentration systems.

Much more investment in renewable energy will be required to make up the gap, but how that would come about is unclear at present.

This change may have come about because of an informal movement of non-believers known as "New Atheism" .

How exactly did today come about? Nobody actually knows, but the Party at least has gone crazy, wahahaha.

Some of the best ideas in the history of business have come about in strange ways.

Do not be mislead, however, as this will not come about quickly.

But sometimes mechanics come about as a result of looking for an answer to something else entirely.

However, although I'm not a writer, many literary works have come about because of me.

How this has come about is the subject of intense speculation, with three theories jostling for the top spot.

Adaptation can only come about if entire populations get involved, and not just governments and corporations.

Effective accountability can only come about through a bottom-up process, or what we know as democracy.

How does it come about that he is so badly off when he earns quite a good salary ?

Table 2 shows the various workflow specifications and definitions that have come about in recent years.

About a third of the livestock revolution has come about through selecting and breeding the best animals.

A little overclocking could be just what the doctor ordered to keep things interesting as heavier apps come about.

In many ways, we have stayed the same. But there are certain changes that have come about since we started performing together.

The financial sector's success had come about, he said, partly because the government had taken "a risk-based regulatory approach" .

Instead their power has come about gradually, through a highly complex series of transactions.

Then, when you accelerate beyond a certain speed, let the resultant motion come about automatically.

God considers every human life precious and wants each one of us to live a truly full, satisfying life. How will that come about?

But that, he said, will come about only if there is a different mindset.

PS: A very dramatic transformation has come about. And the question is: what underlies this transformation?

It may seem far-fetched that such a big change in the automobile business could come about in just 40 years.

See, the things said before have come about, and now I give word of new things: before they come I give you news of them.

The 50-year-old actor joked that his involvement with the film might never have come about had he not cancelled a doctor's appointment.

It is at middle-management level that the change has come about in the language of interviews.

There can be endocrine problems that come about, particularly with radiation to the brain.

Few people, either in Brussels or in Ankara, any longer believe that Turkish membership will come about in the foreseeable future.

These changes could come about through marriage, divorce, weddings, adoptions, or the birth of a baby.

This innovation has not come about yet, we encourage the R&D sector and academics to work on it.

Change will come about through free trade and integration into the global economy, not by sanctions or military action.

How did the lens, retina, optic nerve, and all the other parts in vertebrates that play a role in seeing suddenly come about?

It has not come about overnight, but has been planned for millennia of time.

It appeared for several decades that the promise of change and betterment might come about from the National Congress.

It has come about because our predecessors dared to dream, and dared to question the status quo.

But how might such a divergence come about?

The day before the meeting, Lu Qing come about if he is a more than 40-year-old male.

True emancipation does not come about in this way [i. e. is not a compounded, constructed thing].

How did they come about? -It just kinda came my way. Uhm, I wasn't really looking to do television, but. . . -Isn't that the way?

How did this dangerous state of affairs in Europe come about?

Bad habits come about from a past response to a usually stressful situation.

KAPLAN: Practice makes perfect. How did this role come about for you?

How did it come about that she knew where we were?

This could come about because successive operations might modify the results of previous operations.

Several items on our list have come about because of the slow, steady accretion of basic research findings and trial results.

In another win for the good guys, it appears that happiness is more likely to come about spontaneously than is sadness.

Many a quarrel has come about through a misunderstanding.

Oil industry experts, however, say it has come about since Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad became president in 2005.

And so the question is, how did nature come about developing an organ like this, a storage organ, essentially, for the plant.

That'll take another few centuries to come about, as I talked about the first lecture, when I talked about Canon development.

How did these differences come about? There is no quick answer to this question.

You've already mentioned Jamie's testimonial. How did it come about that you played in that?

I got up very early in the morning. But I arrived school too late. I don't know this thing how to come about.

Ron Paul: Well now, what has happened is that the concerns of how it come about, it's not because I knew about this.

Good books come about as result of hard work.

There are shapes that come about just by the marriage of two events that are happening.

It's the greatest mystery confronting human beings: How does this all come about?

Others resist change, especially if does not come about on their terms.

Anytime you ask developers to manage resource life cycles, you will face the bugs that come about when that management goes wrong.

The recent economic downturn has come about due to many different factors.

Moreover, the data suggest that the sudden spike in installations doesn't come about simply because a discovered threshold has been passed.

How did it come about that she left me without saying a single word?

I think this particular example illustrates the moral degeneracy that has come about from rampant consumerism.

How did all this come about?

Please tell us about your film, and how the initial idea come about.

What other terms have come about in recent months because of our economic situation?

How did it come about you were late for two hours?

How does it come about now that the Alps erode at the same speed that they rise?

How does it come about now that the Alps erode at the same speed that they rise?

In time, I think things will become much smoother and better cooperation will come about.

Mark why do you think revenue management has come about?

Startling new inventions have never come about by designing for the norm.

How did this dangerous state of affairs come about ?

Predicting that political change will come is the easy bit; predicting how it will come about is harder.

How did it come about that he knew where we were?

With the use of electricity, great changes have come about.

This is indeed progress, but it didn't come about without a few bumps in the road.

It is a miracle! Put your hands on the cloth and the color of the cloth will change. How does it come about?

How did it come about that you missed the important meeting?

The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to come about"

A number of standards changes have come about in the past year.

Before long the Parinibbana of the Tathagata will come about.

One is the realm of the contactee, which can come about from many sources.

I come about your advertisement for receptionists in the newspaper last week.

Most of what we mention will come about in a relatively short time, and our presence will ensure that you are ready for Ascension.

How do you think these differences come about?

High quality doesn't come about by accident, but instead by investment through hard work or effective procurement.

There is less than one chance in 10, 000 that it has come about accidentally.

The expected boost in voter support has not come about.

A great change in people's thinking has come about.

How does it come about that you are here, not in Boston?

So how, when and where did this quintessentially British dish come about?

You do not need to know how it's gonna come about.

We would most likely come about the middle of September, about three weeks, but I am not sure if we will come at all.

How did this remarkable transformation come about?

How does it come about that you are always so thin?

And some of Scorsese's greatest creative moments have come about because of suggestions by those closest to him.

How the differences come about?

They didn't know how the change had come about.

As in 1848, a change of political system might take a very long time, and it might not come about through popular revolution at all.

The trouble is the climate change that will come about before then.

In programme two, he examines why this crisis has come about and what has caused it.

So it is in gratitude FOR ALL involved that we are excited at what is to come about.

Are these chance events, or have they come about through strategy?

The progress we have made in global health in recent decades has not come about by accident.

These social achievements have not come about by accident.

Retailers differentiate So how did this shift come about?

They don't know how the change has come about.

But when and how that might come about is something I just can't answer right now.

The people look for great things from you; apprehending that another year may come about, and find their pastor gone.

Progress will come about only if Mr Obama gets involved himself.

Indeed, Japan is good example of how such subcultures come about.

How does such synchronization come about?

BG: And the collaboration you're doing with Los Altos, how did that come about?

And this is truly the most amazing thing in the world. It's the greatest mystery confronting human beings: How does this all come about?

These gains come about because of different libraries, processor features, and updated compilers.

You run the Glen Johnson Soccer School. How did that come about?

How did this dangerous situation come about?

One may look at the current tax and banking systems and wonder how this may come about?

This can come about from a variety of reasons.

How do these misconceptions come about?

He always works hard. How did it come about that he failed in the exam?

How did this tremendous success come about?

English and British English. How did these differences come about? There is.

When did these letters come about? It's everybody guess.

How did it come about that you got lost?

Arguments between teens and parents generally come about when both parties believe that they know what is best.

How did it come about that humans speak so many different language?

Then watch carefully and see what will come about.

More good news will come about your income on March 7, when Mercury and Uranus align.

However, this takes time, and the full impact isn't likely to come about until 2008 at the earliest.

The popularity of voice mail has come about because of its many benefits.

How Did Advertising Come about?

Whether it will ever come about is uncertain.

Still, mutual understanding has not yet come about.

How the idea come about?

How did this accident come about ?

How did the Principles come about?

How on earth did the accident come about?

I've come about your offer for bristles .

I don't know how this confusion has come about.

How did your car accident come about?

But the fundamental change to the concierge desk has come about because of technology.

When did the accident come about?

So how has this come_about and does it matter?

You failed the exam. How did it come about?

WY: I'm talking about the result. How did this result come about?

How did it come about that he left school?

How did the accident come about?

How did this feeling come about?

I am not asking how did it come about, but why this special number and not others?

so it does come about few traffic jam.

How did the mistake come about?

How did space and time come about?

How did it come about that we do every day what nobody else does? Well, one theory says that standing up is the result of reaching up.

How did the problem come about?

In China environmental change will come about only through education.

Of how this might come about.

How did the event come about?

Q. How did this idea come about?

Can you tell me how the accidents come about?

This special report will explain how this has come about and ask whether it can last.

For example, the recent issues of brain chemistry: this understanding has come about due to effort and the growth of knowledge!

This change has come about largely because of setbacks in court.

The present happy life didn't come about easily.

But is that how the desktop of the future will come about?

How does it come about?

When Mother woke up, she didn't know what had come about.

This misconception has come about because there is a side of the moon which is never visible to the earth.

We must know that the karma we create will follow us like shadows. How does a shadow come about?

How did it come about?

But history tells us that good things don't come about just because they make sense.

You must come about the felling , right?

And it didn't come about by accident, of course.

Overdue Expected or required but not yet having come about.

It doesn't come about by accident, but because they focus on their financial priorities.

And Greek art, what is that, and how did it come about?

I need to ensure that monsters like my father never come about again.

In my small way I want to have a share in making it come about.

And it will come about in that day that the prophets will be shamed, every man on account of his vision, when he is talking as a prophet;

On the other hand, when we expect a particular outcome and it doesn't come about, we're disappointed and feel bad.

how could such a change in isotopic composition have come about

And little shadows come about her eyes;

Changes in the formal rules may come about as a result of legislative changes such as the passage of a new statute;

On Come about Tapes of Poverty and Countermeasures of Sustainable Shape of Poverty in Area of Poverty

English. How did these differences come about? There is no quick answer to this question. At first,

I experienced turns of life; flowers come about

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Silver nm to come about

A misunderstanding can make many quarrels come about