Sentence examples for given the confluence of from inspiring English sources

Given the confluence of oddball events, it only figured.

Sarah Barnett, executive vice president and general manager of the Sundance Channel, said the debut "just seemed cool" given the confluence of cultural factors.

But as the speakers at an oil conference in Paris demonstrated Wednesday, few people are willing to bet that the price of crude will fall drastically in the near term, given the confluence of factors supporting prices.

Given the confluence of the two companies' names, I was a little disappointed that the team didn't manage to sneak "beta" somewhere into the new app name, but I suppose it wouldn't have made sense, since AppAide isn't really about finding the newest apps.

Given the confluence of political, corporate and cultural trends, we have crossed the tipping point.

Notwithstanding the relatively good news of a continuously growing economy with unemployment down to 5.9percentthereere's a consensus that the usual mid-term focus on pocketbook issues may not materialize next month given the confluence of ISIS and Ebola creating a sense that things are going to hell in a hand basket.

But this race has been anything but normal, and McCrary, who has been in Alabama politics for more than 15 years, said he thinks Jones can pull off a "historic type of upset" given the crazy confluence of factors in this election.

That's especially true given the rare confluence of enormous air masses that caused Sunday's storm.

But given the unhappy confluence of events and trends surfacing in Egypt this week, it would be unwise to ignore the seeds of a potential holy war now being sown.

Additionally, given India's location at the confluence of major biogeographic realms, understanding phylogeographic patterns in this region might help predict patterns of genetic variation and the impact of species ecology on such variation for widely distributed species elsewhere.

These ancestral populations were then dispersed throughout the Choctawhatchee and Pea river systems, eventually giving rise to P. merlini above the confluence of these two rivers and P. hypselopterus below, possibly through a vicariant event such as habitat specialization.