Sentence examples for to come about from inspiring English sources

These are believed to come about in the following way.

More open wireless networks seem sure to come about, in America and elsewhere.

"We don't know how that's going to come about and don't know what technology".

It'll take a couple of generations for real progress to come about".

Just now that is more likely to come about through sanctions and diplomacy than war.

This is not something most would expect to come about as a result of an ageing population.

But, she said, "I know once we're live, a whole new slew of problems are going to come about".

What is remarkable is that is has taken such a long time to come about".

How is this revolution going to come about?" Revolution is Brand's answer.

It's instant gratification, unlike a movie which takes two years to come about".

The changes Dickens wanted took a hundred years to come about, and some of them still haven't.