Sentence examples for a confluence of three from inspiring English sources

A confluence of three factors in the late 1990's opened the door for financial scams on a scale unseen for generations.

For any one company, business model innovation for sustainability will derive from a confluence of three key factors: evolving external conditions; the company's underlying culture and capacity to innovate; and the actions and intentions of the sustainability innovator.

Actually, Mr. Neal discerned a "confluence of three cultures -- Western European, African and Native American -- meeting, clashing and ultimately melding into one unique identity, one hybrid society, which was changed forever by civil war in the 1860's".

I believe that a confluence of three factors means that Manchester now has a genuine opportunity to re-emerge as a European technology innovation hub, and challenge other locations such as London, Berlin, Helsinki and Copenhagen.

The lakon nai nai, "inside" [the palace], female dance-drama of the court was created in the mid-18th century from a confluence of three previously separate elements: female court dance, the lakon nok drama, and the Javanese Pandji stories as subject matter.

The demise of currency boards resulted from a confluence of three factors.

There is a confluence of two agendas here.

"The show is a confluence of two things" explained co-director Hannah Madsen.

"The Coming of Spring," a 1917 watercolor expanded in 1943, brilliantly renders a confluence of two watercourse ravines, one still icebound and the other burbling.

"There is a confluence of two very worrying events," said Michael Freund, a rightist columnist for The Jerusalem Post in a telephone interview.

But for Mr. Stromback and many others here, a confluence of two powerful forces — soaring oil prices and growing concern over global warming — means the era of economically viable green power is finally at hand.