"My sense is there will be a very large coalescing of forces around Rick Santorum, Stephen Brownn, a conservative activist and Bachmann supporter, told me on the day his candidate withdrew from the race.
Of course, ideally, Europe would not need "enemies," crisis or painful challenges to coalesce its forces.
More than the usual partisan tug-of-war for the White House, this election coalesces around forces building for a long time and now bubbling to the fore.
All her parts begin to coalesce, joining forces and each raising their voices in an attempt to shine light on this shadow.
Three fairly recent developments have coalesced to force this arcane and confusing corner of the law into an emotionally charged spotlight.
This go-round Espaillat is after him again, and there are fresh signs of establishment forces coalescing against Rangel.
Bill Martel, of Tufts, said, "When public fear coalesces, it generates forces that are almost uncontrollable by the political leadership".
Economic and environmental forces coalesced here to create what many people say is a new kind of place -- part Napa Valley chic, part maritime brine -- with a new relationship of land, water and people at its heart.
It is in the tradition of "when they stand up, we'll stand down" that posits that our military is responsible until the Iraqis coalesce their own forces and achieve some "success" that has thus far eluded them.
Many believe the HBS graduate would have won a second-round run-off against Mr Ortega, as anti-Sandinista forces coalesced around his candidacy.Something brewingConcordia University in Montreal is set to begin the construction of a new building to house the John Molson School of Business.
