Sentence examples for coinciding with a from inspiring English sources

Then, coinciding with a surge in unemployment, they spiked in 2008 and 2009.

The success and the meaning of Britain's modern popular culture, coinciding with a BBC TV series.

Second, America's solvency inflection point is coinciding with a technological one.

The rapid decline in the militias is coinciding with a small rise in neo-Nazi activity.

This global trend, though, is coinciding with a complete breakdown in Israel's regional environment.

Then the population increased, reaching a peak sometime before 1,400 years ago, coinciding with a period of high precipitation.

It blamed changes in its systems coinciding with a "huge increase" in the number of calls it received.

Despite its sterling pedigree, that show, plagued by road troubles and coinciding with a newspaper strike, was a costly flop.

And with the company's woes coinciding with a prolonged economic downturn, attracting benefactors to save City Opera has proved difficult.

The swampland's addition to the tourist circuit has occurred gradually, coinciding with a renewed interest in Everglades conservation.

Operations to clamp down on border crossings also started to work, coinciding with a decision by militant leaders to send jihadis elsewhere, especially Afghanistan and Yemen.