Sentence examples for because they coincided from inspiring English sources

Once he got to campus, Nicholson found that his chemistry labs were difficult to schedule because they coincided with practice.

Was it because they coincided fleetingly with the zeitgeist, or do they embody something more robust and enduring?

But the changes received little notice because they coincided with the erosion of other types of coverage.

The plans grew quite popular, partly because they coincided with the strongest and longest bull market in history.

Under the previous Socialist government, state television had stopped showing live evening bullfights for economic reasons and because they coincided with children's viewing times.

When Mr Hook was part of New Order he tracked [the] parts that couldn't be played live because they coincided with other parts.

March and April are the major fire months because they coincide with the dry season.

The paper's disclosures come at a ticklish time for the Census Bureau because they coincide with the mailing this month of census forms to about 120 million households.

Falling export orders are also a warning for the Chinese economy because they coincide with steeply rising wages and higher rents for factory space, pushing many export factories to the brink of insolvency.

Real estate difficulties pose a dilemma for China's leaders because they coincide with a two-thirds drop in share prices on the Shanghai stock market since the market's high last October.

It's that senators' districts cannot be gerrymandered, because they coincide with state lines, which means that senators' seats are a little less safe than those of members of the House, where, due to computer modelling and hyperpartisanship, representatives essentially get to pick the voters who will elect them.