Sentence examples for coincided not only from inspiring English sources

That journal coincided not only with his pursuit of a bachelor's degree but with something else, as well.

Uber's astounding growth has coincided not only with accusations of bullying, but also the mistreatment of workers.

Interestingly, prolonged treatment coincided not only with decreased expression of cellular cyclin D1, a marker of liver cell regeneration, but also with reduced serum levels of TNFα.

Bewick's work was timely, coinciding not only with the growing interest in natural history, but also with a thirst for fresh images of the countryside.

However, their recommendations do not always coincide, not only because of small differences in interpretation of evidence from clinical trials but also because of chronological differences in the publication of the guidelines.

All this has been timed to coincide not only with the peak of the U.S. presidential campaign but with crucial votes this week in Congress on President Reagan's aid program to anti-Sandinista rebels.

This latest stain on BP's environmental record coincides not only with Hollywood reminding everyone of BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster, but with the company's faltering efforts to secure Australian regulatory approval to open up the pristine Great Australian Bight for oil drilling.

In this case, happily, their interests coincide not only with those of all their constituents, regardless of party, but also with an elementary tenet of democracy: that elections should be decided by counting up the votes of citizens, with every individual vote being of equal value.

Webber tells me that the rebranding is coinciding not only with a push to picking up teens, but also a product expansion.

The Geminids peak on December 13-14, 2020 just happens to coincide not only with a New Moon, making it easier to see, but also a total solar eclipse in South America, which will then be experiencing summer.

Given the concepts just described, it is particularly intriguing that the appearance of hyperphosphorylated Rb coincides not only with the start of MCM loading, but also with the late-G1 transition to a cell cycle state that no longer depends on de novo mRNA synthesis for progression into S-phase.