The beer's name came about because it was first brewed on April 20, in 1997.
He said that venture came about because of a large publishing investment in China.
Mr. EDWARDS: It's possible in some instances, and that's brought about because people do encounter problems.
He explained his idea came about because she did not offer anything specifically for children.
It was a bundle of goods that came about because of certain specific technological obstacles.
The less something jiggles about because of heat-induced vibration, the longer it can remain superposed.
His popularity came about because he was playing great while the team was winning.
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The blog's name came about because she's trying to lose weight -- but still loves those pork strips.
That may come about because the two banks have to convince shareholders too.
"It was brought about because of the very severe pressure on the emergency department at Causeway Hospital, " he said.
This bizarre situation has come about because of a deal the Seattle-based company did with Singapore Airlines last year.
The delay in the review was brought about because of concerns by folks in Nebraska, including the Republican governor.
The gun-control cling we know about because rarely a day passes without a news story about the Senate's gun-control legislation.
In other words, the debt was an issue nobody wanted to talk about because there are no politically expedient answers.
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It is fashionable, of late, to disparage any legislative reform effort that comes about because of compromise and consensus.
Ford, on the other hand, has less to worry about because Lincolns are few and far between in official parking lots.
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They cannot distinguish between price changes that come about because of supply-and-demand factors and those that arise because of monetary mistakes.
"It's difficult for me to say how it came about because it was done without my knowledge, " he told BBC Sport.
That testimony came about because the small law firm's founder, Thomas Ice, was searching for a way to help his bankruptcy clients.
Then there's the Kermit Gosnell abortion trial, which until recently few people knew about because there was little media coverage of it.
Mr Kellett says the increase has come about because there are now more products that allow over-the-counter investors access to agricultural funds.
My debut at Arsenal only came about because Nedum Onuoha was injured.
That is worth worrying about because the process is already under way.
Experts say the decision to target ordinary savers came about because Cypriot banks have fewer private bondholders than banks in other eurozone countries.
If for no other reason, this might come about because so many things happen to have gone wrong at exactly the same time.
This is probably the first team I've felt like that about because last year even there were some guys were not all about winning.
The private sector productivity gains of the past two decades came about because companies got lower cost and better quality at the same time.
The new applications only come about because some need that was too costly to fulfill in the past suddenly becomes economical through this process.
Fuxin is one of several cities in the north-east that the government has particularly worried about because of its reliance on diminishing coal production.
The name came about because the stadium is said to be placed in an area of Rotherham which manufactured fire hydrants for New York City.
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