Sentence examples for that came because from inspiring English sources
A gift that came because of rhyme, came because rhyme exists.
Likewise, if Mr. Romney were to build a clear lead in the polls, it would shave some of that advantage off, unless that came because of a deterioration in economic circumstances.
But social and environmental-marketing case history is replete with successes that came because policy makers clearly perceived the true strategic value of inspiring people to do the right thing before pulling out the big Draconian stick.
I didn't have the answer then, but a turning point and moment of clarity that came because a close friend asked me some hard questions made me realize that I had to start looking.
But none of that marked the actual beginning of the end of the slave trade: that came because of a principled politician, but a politician nonetheless, called William Wilberforce, who directly incorporated Clarkson's work in a speech in Parliament in 1789 that resulted in the vote to end slavery.
Only the last of these brought him much attention from the national press, and that came because reporters had noticed that his next appearance, on July 1st, would be against the Dodgers in Los Angeles, and that his mound opponent there would be Don Drysdale, whose record shutout skein of fifty-eight and two-thirds innings had been set over a span of six games in late May and early June.
You have to determine what they expect and whether you're willing to "deal with the relationships that come because you're in a particular price bracket," she continued.
But surely the healthiest way to live, for yourself, for your family is to be in the here and now, enjoying each other, being a family, and accepting the challenges that come; because they will come.
I can't say that came directly because of the movie, but the timing is certainly interesting".
But the current scandals are widely seen as bigger than anything that came before because they involve such a large number of wrestlers, not to mention gangsters.
In a sense their loss was as shocking as anything that came before, because it signaled in the extreme a loss of faith on the part of artists.
