"The commission has determined that the chance of such a bizarre concatenation of events occurring is extremely small," the court said.
A deadly concatenation of events — for which the relentless cold, the frozen pipes, the lack of a phone, the children's and Plath's viral infections were a kind of rancorous background music — plucked her from a world she had not intended to leave.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 13 , 1981P. 29 In a hopeful concatenation of events last week, the world learned of the settlement in Poland between the Solidarity movement and the government there at about the same time it learned that President Reagan had survived his bullet wound and was cheerfully talking with his family and doctors.
In a hopeful concatenation of events last week, the world learned of the settlement in Poland between the Solidarity movement and the government there at about the same time it learned that President Reagan had survived his bullet wound and was cheerfully talking with his family and doctors.
We also need to consider the possibility that chance contributes to nonshared environment in terms of random noise, idiosyncratic experiences, or the subtle interplay of a concatenation of events.
This creation is the greatest of miracles; only if it is admitted can other miracles, which interfere with the causally determined concatenations of events, be regarded as possible.
The world is facing, in Ukraine and the Middle East, the most disturbing concatenation of unpredictable events for decades, but the big issue in Scotland is whether it should leave the UK, and the main obsession of the Conservative party is the prospect of the UK's departure from the European Union – or Brexit, as it is known.
