Sentence examples similar to coincidental decision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Senor, Mr. Bremer's spokesman, said that the judge, facing a trial in the case within a month, had decided to "take another shot at trying to gather up individuals involved with the case," including Mr. Sadr, and implied that it was coincidental that this decision had come just as Mr. Sadr began his uprising.

Its beauty is usually coincidental, because every design decision taken during construction is determined by efficiency.

Mr. Strohal's aides said the timing of the visit and the decision was coincidental.

The WHO says that from its side, the timing of the report's release so close to the EU decision was coincidental, and was decided several months ago.

Anyone else think the Devil in #TheBible Sunday on HIstory Channel looks exactly like That Guy? pic.twitter.com/nTpYRQ522p The producers have been quick to dismiss the casting decision as coincidental, claiming that the media "went nuts" over a "vague" similarity.

But Mr. Comey said the timing of the release in advance of the Supreme Court decision was coincidental, and said the Justice Department, the Defense Department and other agencies had been working on the declassification for several months as a way of answering public concerns about the case.

It's not clear yet whether the move is directly related to Twitter acquiring analytics expertise of its own or whether it was a wider business decision with coincidental timing.

Campaign leader for Save Gwdihŵ and Guildford Crescent, Daniel Minty, doesn't see the timing of the decision as coincidental.

The two surprise decisions, unrelated but coincidental, created an instant competition for two of the most prized political positions on Long Island.

The restriction -- aimed at keeping Mr. Forsee from sharing his knowledge of the strategies of BellSouth and Cingular Wireless, the joint venture it owns with SBC Communications -- expires on March 18. "The timing is not coincidental," said one person involved in the decision to unify the two stocks.

Given the legal backdrop, it may not be entirely coincidental that shortly before the plans were published the decision on a third runway at Heathrow was delayed to enable a further look at air pollution and other environmental concerns.