Sentence examples for come to frame from inspiring English sources

One reason is that we have already come to "frame" climate change in this way.

At the same time as these social changes, Bracken explains, we have come to frame our problems in different ways.

Over Wi-Fi, you get a latency of 22.4 ms. When it comes to frame rate, it's a bit harder to quantify.

But Ferguson is also part of a worryingly conservative consensus when it comes to framing our national past.

Other, lesser-regarded, free-agent catching options include Miguel Olivo, who hit 31 home runs combined the past two seasons for Seattle — including 15 at the pitcher-friendly Safeco Park; Kelly Shoppach, who finished out the 2012 season catching for the Mets; and Yorvit Torrealba, whom Baseball Prospectus rated last year as the third-best catcher in baseball when it comes to framing pitches.

When it comes to framing water policy, it's tough to trump Mother Nature, markets and, maybe, the water bar.

At the panel on the youth's place in the conservative movement, one panelist said that the reason Republicans struggle with obtaining the support of young Americans is "how we [conservatives] talk about the issue," while another panelist, said "it just comes to framing the issues".

A lot of successful comics break convention when it comes to frames.

In "Mount Terminus," Bloom becomes a young storyboard artist, a man who envisions how stories can come to life frame by frame.

_How did you come to be Frame's literary executor?

Political questions about how to run society have come to be framed as technical issues, fatally diminishing politics as the arena where society debates means and ends.