Sentence examples for now coincides from inspiring English sources
The most gruelling part of child-rearing now coincides with the make-or-break phase of careers.
The earlier island arc docked along a suture that now coincides with the Annamese Cordillera in northern Vietnam in the Devonian or slightly earlier.
"Throughout the year, the number who said they favour more restrictive background checks was right at about 60% which now coincides with the vote for 594.
New York's two biggest art fairs are going double or nothing: The Art Show, the annual exhibition of the Art Dealers Association of America, now coincides with the Armory Show.
The necessity for the UK to make a rapid environmental transition now coincides with the means; justification – given the need for an economic stimulus; and the potential political impetus to achieve it.
But preparation of the legislation now coincides with new restrictions on free speech in China ahead of the Communist Party's congress in November and follows a call by Deputy Prime Minister Qian Qichen of China for Hong Kong to enact a subversion law.
It is no coincidence that the students I have now coincide with the NCLB movement 12 years ago -- and it's only getting worse with the new legislation around Race to the Top.
Tit-for-tat cycles of revenge now coincide with the cold-blooded logic of territorial control.
Now, coinciding with the arrival of fashion month, two exhibitions are celebrating some of the genre's well-known names.
Israel, of course, never loses an opportunity to publicise – quite accurately – how closely many of its Middle East policies now coincide with those of the wealthy potentates of the Arab Gulf.
Parsippany has had the highest commercial vacancy rate in the state for two years now, coinciding with consolidation and downsizing decisions by a number of large companies like Aventis.
