Sentence examples for a confluence of performance from inspiring English sources

Ming Wong's ambitious works are a confluence of performance and film, adroitly engaging both the history of world cinema and pop culture.

It is unlikely that any country would experience such a confluence of confounding factors affecting the interpretation of performance trends (including those raised elsewhere, e.g. Gebhardt and Adams, 2007; Monseur and Berezner, 2007; Monseur, 2009; Mazzeo and von Davier, 2008).

A confluence of economic circumstances is blamed for the dismal performance of mortgage REITs: a wave of mortgage prepayments from refinancing, and rising short-term interest rates, along with, oddly, falling long-term rates.

Next Sunday's performance at 3 p.m. is a confluence of firsts.

Coca-Cola's chief executive, Muhtar Kent, described the disappointing performance as an anomaly and a "confluence of events" that should not continue to occur.

Riley and his avian performance artists illuminate the waterfront in a confluence of art and nature, creating a spellbinding experience for those lucky enough to witness it this spring.

A confluence of steady advances in radar enabling technologies, and ever increasing demands on radar performance in challenging environments, has afforded a re-examination of the fundamental theoretical framework upon which classical waveform design is based.

My purchase followed a confluence of events.

It's a confluence of things.

"It's a confluence of remarkable things.

Experts cite a confluence of factors.