Sentence examples for a confluence of a from inspiring English sources

"A confluence of a lot of events has brought the market to the brink of collapse".

These represented a confluence of a wide assortment of dance and theatrical influences, especially from black culture.

"That's due to a confluence of a lot of things, but the TED Talks certainly contributed to a lot more people coming to the site," he said.

In a concert tradition that has taken hold in recent years, the days after Thanksgiving see a confluence of a certain type of rock band, the kind with, well, a certain level of melodic stamina: the kind that can play all night, it seems, and sometimes does.

Today's guards have come along at the perfect time, benefiting from a confluence of a big jump in the salary cap that allows bigger contracts at all positions and a fundamental shift in football strategy that places a new emphasis on the play of guards.

Most likely a confluence of a number of reasons.

Ms. Le, 67, and her family have lived in all three places, and their Thanksgiving is a confluence of all that is a part of them.

"Somewhere along the line, there's probably been complacency, injury, it's a confluence of all of these," said Jim Palmer, a Hall of Famer and Orioles broadcaster.

A confluence of factors is a likelier explanation.

A confluence of factors has created a more favorable environment for developers.

The matchup has a confluence of national prominence and a heated in-state rivalry.