Sentence examples for coincided more from inspiring English sources

That version, in a touring production, scheduled for the festival's second space, was to have coincided, more or less, with the real thing on the main stage.

The May 15 exhibition opening coincided more or less with news of the sale of one of the artist's 1963 silkscreen portraits of Elizabeth Taylor for more than $12.6 million at Sotheby's in New York.

The attempt to convert Havel from impossible saint to everyday sinner coincided more or less with the onset of a long series of near fatal illnesses and hospitalisations, involving lung cancer, blood poisoning, pneumonia, spells on a respirator, and abdominal operations which left him for a time with a colostomy bag.

This event coincided more or less with the initiation of a prolonged radiation of hominid species showing on average brain/body size ratios significantly enlarging with time.

For 23F, the beginning of deviation from the random of 45○ coincided more closely with acceptable sensitivity levels at antibody levels of about 1.01 mg/L.

Positive samples for coliphages coincided more frequently with the positive samples for indicator bacteria than EV, or the other enteric viruses.

That coincides more with my beliefs".

_ Much of your writing deals with the stories of women whose lifetimes coincide, more or less, with your own.

The UN security council, Apec, the G20 - Russia and China are the ever-presents, a powerful pairing whose interests coincide more often than not.

Coinciding more or less with the departure of Jim Baxter, Rangers were without a league title in seven years – the run would stretch until 1975 – and the Cup had eluded them since 1966.

Still, in the Iran negotiations as elsewhere, the United States seems to be betting that China's interest in global stability will continue to rise, so that it coincides more often than not with American interests.