Sentence examples for extraordinary convergence from inspiring English sources

This year, however, has seen extraordinary convergence around a few distinct principles.

The meetings on Sunday represented an extraordinary convergence of diplomatic activity, crammed into a tight time frame.

He said that on topics such as government efforts to stimulate growth and impose new regulatory measures, there had been "an extraordinary convergence" of views among participants.

Several commentators in recent years have been struck by the extraordinary convergence of talent, grace, genius & wisdom in the current generation contesting for legitimacy in Poland.

The campaign saw an extraordinary convergence of interests, with the US air force providing game-changing air cover to its arch-foe, the Iranian Major General Qassem Suleimani, who was on the ground as militias he directed rescued the Turkomans.

By Lawrence Weschler The New Yorker, March 25 , 1985P. 35 Several commentators in recent years have been struck by the extraordinary convergence of talent, grace, genius & wisdom in the current generation contesting for legitimacy in Poland..

It is extraordinary that the convergence needed to make Emu work was never assessed before the project started.

In addition, Newton-Raphson convergence properties are extraordinary, at the cost of precision in the strain rate estimation.

Models and simulations have played such an extraordinary but largely unnoticed part in this convergence that they may be regarded as the convergence and that its progress depends upon them.

"The convergence of a robust economy, extraordinary dot-com spending, heated political ad campaigns and the Olympics brought about the industry's greatest increase in six years," said David Peeler, president and chief executive at CMR in New York.

Humble origins, indifferent academics and early musical enthusiasms precede the fateful convergence of five young musicians with extraordinary chemistry.