Sentence examples for as coinciding from inspiring English sources

Since the function of intelligence is to render the world "favourable for conduct," Mead viewed the development of scientific knowledge and the evolutionary process as coinciding.

She sees herself as coinciding with a golden age in literary journalism, a time of intellectual rigour and high ideals, of denial of celebrity, although she quickly points out that she's now 73 years old, "and of course I think things aren't as good now".

We shall just have to remember the free-wheeling Sale side he guided to two European Challenge Cups, as well as that Premiership title in 2006, and the silverware since with a Saracens team whose transition to an all-court game might be seen as coinciding with his arrival.

The most significant aspects of Nabokov's prose are widely regarded as coinciding exactly with the aesthetic, philosophical, and political opinions expressed in his various aphorisms.

The start of the television age in politics is widely understood as coinciding with the transition from the Eisenhower to Kennedy administrations.

However, this defence of the positive-negative distinction as coinciding with the distinction between exercise- and opportunity-concepts of freedom has recently been challenged by Eric Nelson (2005).

Moreover, relatively high concentrations of As coincided with some reported gold occurrences in the area.

Accordingly, the gp-340 I phenotype correlated positively with caries experience when analysed among other variables by PLS modelling, as well as coincided with an increased 2-year caries increment.

Alexander Flick, in his History of New York State, claims the title was used as early as 1819, coinciding with New York surpassing Virginia in population.

Perhaps those large CEO paydays are worth their cost, as long as they coincide with firm performance.

(He favors both strict jurisprudential originalism and judicial restraint, seemingly unaware that the two conflict as often as they coincide).