Sentence examples for coinciding of from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA Coinciding, of course, with the blooming of the dogwoods, above, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival (April 7 to 9), is an arts and music festival held every year in Piedmont Park.

We cannot know at this stage, but the coinciding of two high-profile museum thefts in the same country in the space of a week begs the question, might they be linked?

The most discussed reason is the coinciding of a period, from the end of the Second World War through the nineteen-seventies, in which manufacturing jobs represented, on average, twenty-eight per cent of the workforce, and in which America had significantly lower income inequality.

Newcastle United manager Chris Hughton has spoken openly of the "testing times" his club are going through, after an unfortunate coinciding of a poor run of form, some well-publicised legal issues surrounding the striker Andy Carroll and the departure of the assistant manager Colin Calderwood to Hibernian.

The clientele is just as diverse, moving from suit-and-tie lawyers and bookish types in corduroy to hipsters in knit caps and goth girls draped in black with pouty red lips, a coinciding of social circles that is a result of the bar's refreshing "everybody's welcome" policy.

Arsène Wenger spent much of last season questioning Jack Wilshere's planned participation in the European Under-21 Championship, and yesterday he said that the coinciding of the European Championship and the Olympic Games next summer "makes life impossible" for clubs and players.

This coincides, of course, with your wife filing for divorce.

E. coli BL21/ pET28a- p4hD had the highest yield, which was coincided of its specific enzymatic activity.

Genes with coinciding patterns of regulatory effects indicate groups of genes associated with similar territories/regulators.

The critical points of coincide with solutions of the equation (4.32).

(8)–(11) coincide to statistics of classical ANOVA.