Sentence examples for had not coincided from inspiring English sources

"They would never have succeeded if it had not coincided with the hacking scandal," Mr. Murdoch said.

The government organized most of these events, but it could not have done so if their message had not coincided with a public mood.

Mr Walker said he "would have faced up" to his court appearance if it had not coincided with the delivery of the shipment.

But the bill might also have received more scrutiny and attention from the public if it hadn't coincided with Jeremy Corbyn's two-day reshuffle.

This excuse would seem rather more credible if the senator's efforts on the doctor's behalf hadn't coincided with the latter's hefty donations — totaling $700,000 — to a Democratic super PAC.

That's not to say that gap years aren't a good idea: I think it would have been great if my first year as an undergraduate hadn't coincided with my first time living away from my parents, living in a major metropolitan area, drinking alcohol and fraternizing with 19-year-old men who wore black turtlenecks.

That this trend has not coincided with an increase in crime has surprised many analysts.

Whatever the reason for their abrupt appearance, the increasing number of the videos online has not coincided with any break in the violence on the ground in Syria.

The year, according to Geoff Chester, public affairs officer at the U.S. Naval Observatory, was 1638 (Starhawk, a prominent Wiccan, told The Washington Post in an essay that the two events have not coincided since 1544).

If the Fed is right, and the economy does stay out of recession, with the unemployment rate barely rising at all, then it will be the first time ever that a housing slowdown this severe has not coincided with a recession.

It's a rare phenomenon - the two have not coincided for almost 50 years.