Sentence examples for come about under from inspiring English sources

"Change cannot come about under this leadership.

What is happening is that the country's founder elites can't come to terms with the transformation that has come about under Mr Erdogan's administration.

That 500-horsepower Ram pickup would only come about under stars and stripes.

According to Nuyts (2001: 77), the appearance of a modal in the apodosis of a conditional sentence argues particularly for an adverbial analysis, expressing "the speaker's present evaluation (performatively)" of the probability that a particular state of affairs will come about under the conditions given in the protasis (ibid).

The Video Privacy Protection Act came about under unusual circumstances.

Bowie's involvement with the original film came about under strained circumstances.

A change came about under the last representative of the dynasty, Frederick the Warlike, Leopold's son.

Their departure came about under a deal brokered by Turkey and Russia that teetered on the edge of collapse several times.

The restoration came about under the Adopt-A-Mural Program, which is co-sponsored by the Art Commission of the City of New York and the Municipal Art Society.

The first coalition between the Greens and Social Democrats on a national level, which came about under the leadership of Gerhard Schröder after the 1998 elections, demonstrated on the one hand that it was determined to break new ground, for example, with the decision to begin phasing out the use of nuclear energy.

And so, somewhat improbably, as profound a transformation of the position of gay people within the life of the nation as any that has occurred in British history came about under a coalition administration led by a Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, despite fierce opposition from a highly vocal minority within parliament and in the country itself.