Sentence examples for ever coincided from inspiring English sources

And by the way, I never accepted National Geographic, because the only people who bought them were mothers for primary school projects, and the projects hardly ever coincided with the countries covered.

No African resource boom in the past has ever coincided with democratisation.

Has an important work event ever coincided with an important school event?

23 In the Kenyan case, it has not been established whether the incidences of RVF outbreak in the northeastern parts of the country have ever coincided with similar practices that are likely to escalate the chances of its spread.

The merest smidgen of tomato is more common, and in this country, and at this time of year, Wolfert's sun-dried tomato paste seems the safest of way of delivering it (and, let's be honest, cassoulet and tomato season are unlikely to ever coincide).

The optimal outcome of reproductive interactions for males and females rarely, if ever, coincides [ 8].

In order to find evidence for or against this scenario, we asked whether the two modifications ever coincide on PARP-1 in vivo.

The two do not always coincide, however.

Unfortunately, the two do not always coincide.

The film of the Susan Hill story – a long-time hit on the West End stage – has earned $45m £28.3mm) around the world since it opened 10 days ago, topping the box office in the UK and enjoying one of the most successful openings in the US ever to coincide with Super Bowl weekend.

Increased weed resistance to the substance has coincided with ever greater use of it and tests consistently finding that a large majority of those surveyed now have traces of the substance in their blood streams.