Sentence examples for might coincide from inspiring English sources

For once, good policy might coincide with good politics.

That period might coincide with a push among the bishops here to hold another Lambeth meeting after only five years.

But the hope that the larger needs of society might coincide with the deepest, uncoerced urges of the best artists is never to be entirely extinguished.

Check the ACES calendar for programs that might coincide with your visit; outdoor classes in astronomy and field sketching are scheduled for August.

When I arrived at my hotel in Buenos Aires I checked my email and decided to drop Susan a line on the off chance that our visits might coincide.

Study of "Lord of the Flies" might coincide with a real-world exercise in kindness, a concept raised in the book: students select a person who has positively affected their lives and write and deliver, in person, a letter of thanks.

I think this might be a moment when we might consider that acting for "good" moral reasons might actually coincide with political and business self interest.

As mentioned by Frankel and Froot (1987), "It is a cornerstone of positive economics that we learn more by observing what people do in the marketplace than what they say".7 In addition, the timing of the forecast report might not coincide with the closing of the exchange rate market, which might give some agents additional hours of information in their predictions.

A Bayern exit a few years down the line might easily coincide with Arsène Wenger leaving north London.

That is more likely to happen during an economic downturn, which might well coincide with low share valuations.

Without it, default abroad might well coincide with political anarchy at home.Pakistan's new president, Asif Zardari, has made desperate begging trips to Saudi Arabia, America and China.