Sentence examples for coincidence noticed from inspiring English sources

In one coincidence noticed throughout the television business, the total amount that NBC is paying — about $45 million — is precisely the amount that NBC had promised Mr. O'Brien as a penalty payment if he did not get "The Tonight Show" when it was first promised to him in 2004.

But, by coincidence, we noticed that Biba — which went silent on Twitter and with its own marketing efforts by September 2015 — suddenly and quietly updated its Android and iOS apps in August and September of this year.

He must have noticed the coincidence, too.

Her friends noticed "the coincidence of her presence at serious accidents," he writes.

They probably never noticed the coincidence.

At the same time, support for criminalizing users is crumbling and this is obviously no coincidence, even the New York Times noticed.

It's no coincidence, and it was noticed in people who follow the issue, that Hillary Clinton announced $1 billion to cure malaria by 2012 only days after Laurie told Senator Clinton what she would be doing..

Scratch testing was not routinely performed in cattle, and a positive response was first noticed by coincidence in animal H5 prior to cull when the animal was scratched on the tail head in the pen (see additional file 1 – H5, which shows the steer moving its lips in response to scratching the tail head).

It was only later. . . that I noticed the happy coincidence that all these countries begin with the letter I.

Because the zenith of the Sun's oscillations match almost exactly with the times of the dips in the fossil record, the researchers found, "we've noticed an incredible coincidence," Melott says.

P. aeruginosa had been known for a long time to produce a solvent-soluble glycolipid with hemolytic activity when, a few years after RLs were reported, the coincidence between the two was noticed (Sierra 1960).