Sentence examples for come into being a from inspiring English sources

The reasons are that the Zr atoms diffuse to the interface of Cu Zr/TaN and come into being a new diffusion barrier between Cu Zr and TaN, which prevents the diffusion between Cu and Si.

It is not by chance that a winged phrase has come into being: A writer without power is not a writer.

In recent years there has come into being a set of historical conditions very different from the set that enabled California to achieve a stellar system of higher education.

They know that there can come into being a sort of "democratic despotism"—that is, a regime nominally deriving its power from the people, but really dedicated to a dreary secular conformity and equality of condition.

Albany politics led in the late 1990s to the death of a commuter tax that had come into being a few years after Mr. Kheel wrote that 1969 article.

In place of the moral vacuum in which the single reality was the power of the individual ruler, there had come into being a body of law, articulated preeminently by Hugo Grotius in On the Law of War and Peace.

Until this academic year, this high school had been in temporary quarters since it came into being a week before the attacks of September 2001.

At 7.30am this morning ITV plc finally came into being, a £5.8bn giant gearing up to take on the might of the BBC and BSkyB.

A new style came into being: a style in which everything is empty and everything is full at the same time.

Rather, what we're seeing is the creation of a new life phase, just as adolescence came into being a century ago.

A new star rises, the star of freedom in the east, a new hope comes into being, a vision long cherished materialises.