Sentence examples similar to appropriate coincidence from inspiring English sources

Architects AHMM spent three years looking for an appropriate site and, coincidence or not, eventually found one very close to Saatchi's Eaton Square home.

The experimental results showed that low prestrain provided appropriate driving force for coincidence site lattice (CSL) boundary regeneration through static recovery process.

IT IS a coincidence, but an appropriate one nonetheless, that Europe should try to relaunch its relations with Africa in Lisbon.

This coincidence created an appropriate opportunity for parliamentarians to amend the proposed domestic violence bill to include a provision that mandates health care providers to provide free medical treatment to survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence, pending a complaint to the police and the issuance of a report.

It is no coincidence -- but altogether appropriate -- that the face bears a strong resemblance to the author.

He describes it as a coincidence but it was appropriate somehow: he's the man they fear the most and the man who draws the most pressure on himself.

By coincidence, this is an appropriate time to consider the question, because it marks the tri- and bicentennials of two key moments in the development of the American notion of an independent judiciary.

All appropriate corrections such as for random coincidences, dead time, and normalisation were applied in all reconstructions.

This deficiency may be alleviated to some extent by the use of 3D reconstruction methods as long as appropriate corrections are included for cascade coincidences.

And it's no coincidence — indeed, it's quite appropriate — that the struggle for equal rights for homosexuals is being waged, openly and vigorously, at the same time.

While "evidence" may not be entirely appropriate to describe this new discovery, is coincidence any more accurate?