Sentences with phrase «came about with»

The first definition most probably came about with bar charts where it is harder to notice the open and close.

These are very impressive results, especially when you consider that they came about with an average of just three to four round - trip trades per year.

With the improvements to digital reading that came about with the widespread development of full - color tablets, interactive children's book apps and digital comics apps have taken off.

Obviously there can be a lot more contributing to the drop in sales — a weaker economy means less consumers taking farther - reaching vacations, for example — but if the trend that came about with the enhanced ebooks is solid, could this mean that people who buy books about business or technology embrace e-reading while readers who purchase travel guides or cookbooks are less apt to choose digital over print?

This myth is logical because of how indie publishing came about with the ebook revolution and then slowly indie publishers (writers) started understanding that with a little extra work, they could do a paper book.

When this project first came about with plans for around 300 hp, Mazda was reportedly considering using a version of the next MX - 5 Miata's platform for this RX - 7 revival.

It shows how Impressionism came about with clear examples of what this is about.

The figure of the nanny came about with all the social nuances that come with it.

And this happy tale of love came about with the help of a professional matchmaker, Jacquie Brownridge, who is managing director of the dating service It's Just Lunch Vancouver.

My sewing ability honestly just came about with practice, practice, and more practice!

There have been a number of significant pandemics in human history, generally zoonoses that came about with domestication of animals - such as influenza and tuberculosis.

Speaking in an interview on the Official Club website, the 30 - year old revealed that switching to the new position has helped him find his best form, something that came about with a change in mindset.

PS: I too, am not sure how Admin came about with that title.

The latest injury crisis for Arsenal came about with Aaron Ramsey picking up a calf problem at the worst possible time.

This Chocolate Chip Quinoa Snack Cake came about with some inspiration from leftover quinoa.

Part of DRH's growth on the Buffalo Wild Wings side came about with an acquisition of eight Buffalo Wild Wings locations in Indiana and Illinois in 2012.

Serve to happy people who love beautiful, colorful soups, while you sit back and enjoy knowing that big flavors and healthy results came about with so little work.

I also have a father that was a professor at Cornell for 30 years and we had many dinners with Carl Sagan... so my nurturing came about with discusions with minds that have changed the world over.

Finally, we can read about how these great companies came about with company-histories.com.

Glazer: I had a pre-existing relationship with Dwayne Johnson and executive producer Steve Levinson, so Ballers first came about with a guest appearance they thought was right for me.

The correlation came about with the «financialization» of commodities, i.e. the growth of commodities derivatives markets around 2004, they argued.

So true audaciousness comes about with just those people who have the pluck and the courage to say, «Screw it; let's do it.»

This is something that only comes about with an idea, initiative, project or business.

The Great Sea of Nothingness does not come about with perilless underpinning whereupon the common atheist concerns are afforded.

What might come about with a nuclear Iran is truly scary.

The restoration of trust will not come about with a snap of the fingers or congressional mandate but only when an appropriate level of confidence («faith») returns to the markets.

The greatest of arguments have come about with the disagreements over how it should be approached.

This... improved condition, which true enough has come about with the years, he now in despair regards as a good, he readily assures himself (and in a certain satirical sense there is nothing more sure) that it now never could occur to him to despair — no, he has assured himself against this, yet he is in despair, spiritually in despair.

This is my accusation against the churches of the West» our revolution did not come about with their help, but in spite of their unwillingness to fight for the truth.»

According to my youth pastor, the ultimate goal of the Christian life was to draw closer and closer to Jesus, and that could only come about with time and serious effort.

It is once again the condition of ambiguity in the universe and in the construction of each occasion that allows a new situation to come about with its own private and consummatory enjoyment.

Yeah, some of the best food and drink recipes come about with not much thought, five mins of effort and zero stress.

And it wouldn't even be a real transitional period because they usually only come about with a change of manager.

A different situation comes about with inbreeding.

«Knowing more about the risks that come about with periodontal disease might give more support to having dental insurance in the way that we should be offering health insurance to everyone,» Platz said.

These changes that come about with treatment increase the capacity of the body to begin producing more of its own natural growth hormone, by allowing the person to begin exercising more and sleeping better (the two peak times of natural production); once the body is restored to optimal health, and the individual is taking care to follow a healthier way of living their body may be in a position for continued self - maintenance without any more treatment.

The problems that come about with color of ones skin should not hinder the love that is to blossom.

Effectively and vertically constructed curricula will only come about with the help of K - 12 teachers generating ideas together.

Which is where I need to remind myself that platform requires the superhero power of «reach», and reach doesn't come about with spam marketing, requests to buy or even reciprocity of messages sent.

Choosing inconsistent organizations will come about with loss of cash, time, and nerves.

So no UI changes or anything in this version, maybe we'll see something come about with the final release, but as far as the leak goes, that's what we've got so far.

Smaller deposit bases means smaller amounts being loaned out, and when coupled with the smaller profit margins that have come about with smaller interest rates, means smaller revenues for the bank.

This comes about because while savings take time, effort and sacrifice, credit comes about with the swipe of a card.

Supplements You may want to give your older dog supplements to help their bodies deal with all the physical changes that come about with aging.

Feeding a high protein diet does not cause the onset of chronic renal failure, nor does it protect the kidneys from developing the wear and tear that inevitably comes about with age.

Not exact matches

«We see a lot of companies come in with a lot of capital — really good business - minded people — but they're not enthusiasts or enthusiastic about the product they're selling,» says Cobb.

NYU Launchpad came to fruition in March, after Rimalovski and others started hearing students grumble about balancing a startup with school.

At first, I didn't think a website was necessary, but as I came up with more ideas, I grew passionate about the business I created.

To level the playing field, she recommends, «Sit on the same side of the table and say, «Come on over, I wanted to go over some things with you about our agenda.»

Uber also faces a challenge we talked about earlier: Since they're aiming to disrupt an established industry, a very regulated industry, one with close ties to municipalities, other companies can not only come back at them, they can call in regulations to make it even harder for Uber.