Sentence examples for of a convergence of from inspiring English sources

Despite its advantages, it was prone to jamming because of a convergence of factors.

He describes the approach as "point-of-care pathology," part of a convergence of medical technologies that make it increasingly possible for surgeons and medical technicians to make informed, on-the-spot decisions about patient care.

In this connection, the poet J.V. Cunningham speaks of "a convergence of forms, and forms of disparate orders," adding: "It is the coincidence of forms that locks in the poem".

But the compulsion of his death is less explicable: in 2010 the former mayor of Rome and leader of the centre-left Democratic party, Walter Veltroni, demanded that the case be reopened on the basis of a convergence of strange, and politically charged, circumstances.

The erosion of the regulations reflects the growing consensus among a new group of deregulation-minded policy makers that the rules stand in the way of a convergence of broadcasting, print and the Internet, and the rise of conglomerates offering all these services.

In the Afghan military, he said, "There's a growing sense of, 'Yeah, we can do this.' " Zabul has started to work because of a convergence of good leadership and years of combined experience of the Afghan and American partners, both civilian and military.

Because of its proximity to a convergence of main highways, the arena is expected to draw heavily from nearby communities.

Forecasters attributed the power of the storm to a convergence of weather systems.

He called the timing of its reintroduction "a convergence of a series of advances".

In a nutshell, attribution of authorship necessitates a convergence of presumptions.

"What we're seeing is a convergence of evidence of the climate change impacts in the region," Cook said.