Sentence examples for coming about from from inspiring English sources
The Obama Administration and most governors expect improvements in initial preparation for college and careers coming about from requiring a "common core" set of subjects that all students must take.
The idea came about from studies of young children.
The Golden Door came about from suggestions from ranch guests.
Our favorite recipe came about from free-association.
It came about from a trip to the gym to run on a treadmill.
But the houndstooth trend surely came about from a confluence of circumstances.
That otherworldly, rather blissful demeanor might have come about from one too many afternoons spent flowering.
Such attention has come about from the performances Harrison has been putting in on the field.
It is not done voluntarily, but it is done through the pressure that comes about from people who are oppressed".
The invention came about from research NativeMinds conducted on what consumers and companies wanted from a virtual customer services force.
A world without a public commons, though, will not come about from copyright protection but from the opposite.
