Sentence examples for coincidental fall from inspiring English sources

Some attribute the recent rise of the leftwing New Democratic party under leader Tom Mulcair to its vow to do that – and the coincidental fall in the polls of the Liberal leader, Justin Trudeau, to his prevarication.

As stated earlier, there is no precedent in the literature for examination of the effect of sex steroids on Stx responsiveness, however, the coincidental fall in clinically apparent HUS in adolescents and adults [ 1] raises the possibility that hormonal changes associated with puberty induce a relatively Stx-resistant state in the kidney.

Highly gifted children tend to forge friendships the way adults do -- on the basis of shared interests and coincidental pursuits, rather than falling into packs according to grade.

When the rate of dilation fell below this, coincidental with hypotonic uterine contractions, oxytocin in a concentration of 10 unit/liter was started at a rate of 6 milliunits/min, increased by 3 milliunits/min at 15-min intervals up to a maximum of 32 milliunits/min and titrated to allow no more than 3 uterine contractions with an acceptable resting duration every 10 minutes.

Mr Calvet admits he never expected Mr Juppé to fall for that one, but it was not entirely coincidental that Renault's announcement about Vilvoorde came only a day after Mr Juppé formally turned the idea down.

Further data analysis indicated that the fall in case fatality had actually been due to a coincidental reduction in case fatality for pesticide poisoning overall, in particular for paraquat poisoning.

The rerelease of "A Hard Day's Night" falls comfortably into the mix, although the timing was coincidental: Miramax bought the rights from the film's producer, Walter Shenson, in 1998, and postponed its earlier reissue plans until previously assigned home video rights had lapsed.

It was not coincidental that so many persons in that part of the world fell ill from the virus.

That both incidents eight years apart fell into a shadow caused by race may not be coincidental.

This is probably due to an entirely coincidental quirk of timing - Stonehouse's troubles were taking place at the same time as The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin was being shown on television.

Their admirers in the media have cited reference points such as the Fall, John Cooper Clarke, and the punk-era New York avant-gardists Suicide – all comparisons Williamson and Fearn insist are coincidental.