Sentence examples for closely coincided from inspiring English sources

The Gaelic Athletic Association closely coincided with the Irish literary and political renaissance in the late 19th century.

Hong Kong's economy has also recovered surprisingly well from the 1997 Asian financial crisis, which closely coincided with the transition to Chinese sovereignty.

That period closely coincided with Mr Sheen's HIV diagnosis, though the actor said that his bad behaviour was fuelled by drugs, and that the diagnosis came "on the heels of that".

Last fall, her first "Take a Break" presentation closely coincided with Jones's announcement that she was training for the W.N.B.A., which was several months after she agreed to allow John Singleton to make a documentary about her that will be shown on ESPN in the fall.

"Looking before and after the strike and across plants, we find that labor strife at the Decatur plant closely coincided with lower product quality," a paper on the subject by Alan B. Krueger, a Princeton economist who is now the head of the U.S. president's Council of Economic Advisers, and Alexandre Mas, also of Princeton, reports.

The results of FEA analysis closely coincided with the actual push rod failure.

The most obvious choice, I suppose, is Beaujolais, but not Beaujolais nouveau, even though its annual release on the third Wednesday in November closely coincides with Thanksgiving.

What the chart reveals is that, in periods when the movie industry is stable, production and direction are in equilibrium: with commonly recognized and unchallenged modes of production, what producers put into movies is close to what they get out of their hired directors, and the Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director closely coincide.

Although under normal circumstances the durations of R and T will closely coincide, there are circumstances in which they can diverge.

Analysis of the cross-plot in Fig. 5a, b depicts that the two neural networks fit line, respectively, closely coincides with the ideal line.

Federal systems in which regional borders closely coincide with the distribution of ethnic groups, for instance, are likely to be unstable, especially when one region is dominant.