Sentence examples for could have coincided from inspiring English sources
The annual event, the researchers argue, could have coincided with the star's first appearance in the morning twilight each year.
A strike by RMT station staff over the station modernisation programme has been called off and Aslef suspended a ballot for strike action, which could have coincided with the RMT strikes.
Essentialists object that a scientific linguistics cannot tolerate individuating French and Italian in a way that is subject to historical contingencies of wars and treaties (after all, the borders could have coincided with a different hill or valley had some battle had a different outcome).
Moreover, the negative effect of menopausal status on the mRSS that was objectivated in our study might explain, at least in part, the natural plateau and/or involution of skin thickening reported by Medsger et al., which could have coincided with menopause onset in some subjects [ 20].
Reconciliation of AGO GFT with the species tree showed that an ancestral AGO may have undergone >50 rounds of duplications by the time of the dicot-monocot divergence.. Thus, diversification and duplication of AGOs could have coincided with the evolution of multicellularity, suggesting the relevance of AGOs and their associated smRNA pathways for developmental and adaptive programs.
Recent attempts to crack down on these sales, at the insistence of the United States, have coincided with the boom in television and movie downloading, which could eventually make DVD piracy obsolete.
The tournament would have coincided with India's parliamentary election next month, but the government said it could not guarantee security, now a greater concern since a terrorist attack on Sri Lanka's cricket team in Pakistan this month.
But the circumstances have coincided.
The losses have coincided with improved competition.
His official roles have coincided with his private business affairs.
