Sentence examples for a convergence course from inspiring English sources

One need look no further than the booming athleisure trend in all its cashmere-sweatpant-wearing glory to see that the once disparate worlds of fashion and athletics have been on a convergence course.

According to e-harmon: zero gravity CEO Steve Harmon, NBCis problems are par for the convergence course.

Our mission--at least for the first leg of our journey--was twofold: To report as part of a convergence project in the capstone undergraduate course but also to volunteer, helping to pass out supplies to the people of Flint.

This new advertising and payments paradigm actually form a convergence.

These, of course, are an ecosystem and it is always a convergence of factors that brings about changes in a market.

The intersection of these traits is not uncommon and, instead, might evidence a convergence of topics around urbanity, public space, coastal areas and, of course, tourism and awareness-raising for problems facing the oceans.

Of course, like many shots, it is the product of coincidence: photography is always a convergence of circumstances, a rendezvous with luck.

Carswell – notionally in the same party as Farage, though you would never know it – suggests that a convergence of forces has suddenly conspired to make leaving the EU seem, to many, like the best course of action.

That was, in effect, a convergence play.

It is tempting to see a convergence.

"There's a convergence, but it's a slow one".