Sentence examples for overlapped from inspiring English sources

It seems likely that the composition of at least some of the Black Riders poems overlapped with the writing of the novel.

According to CEDIB, using SERNAP and YPFB as sources, 11 of Bolivia's 22 "protected areas" are now overlapped by oil and gas concessions.

He has been at McDonald's so long that he has overlapped with six different chief executives.

75% of its 1.8 million hectares - which includes both the park itself and a "Natural Area of Integrated Management" (NAIM) - are overlapped by oil and gas concessions held by Spain's Repsol, Brazil's state oil and gas company Petrobras, and PetroAndina, a joint venture between the Bolivian and Venezuelan state companies, YPFB and PDVSA.

In addition to Madidi, these include the Inao National Park and NAIM - 90% of which is overlapped by a concession held by Total and Gazprom - and the Pilon Lajas Biosphere Reserve and Indigenous Territory - more than 85% of which is covered by Petrobras and Repsol concessions.

But that was when the ideologies of the parties overlapped in the middle and made bipartisanship easier.

Using data on the extent to which generations overlapped, Petty reckoned 21 years was right.

But the group is reported to have overlapped with criminal fraternities plying the border between Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia: gangs which may have had some leeway from Macedonia's police, thanks to political connections.So turning on the gunmen seemed like a change of tactics by Macedonia's government, headed by Nikola Gruevski since 2006.

Socialism always overlapped easily with those organisations founded to lead the agitation for access to land, including the Ramblers' and Youth Hostels Associations.The government has pushed all the right buttons with the type of landscape that they intend to designate as "open countryside", which includes 13% of north-west England.

After amplifying numerous scraps of Neanderthal DNA, working out where they overlapped, and "stitching" them together, he managed to reproduce a 379-base sequence.

For hundreds of years the definitions of "modernity" and of "Western life" have overlapped heavily liberal democracies and open civil society, to name just two components.