Sentence examples for stage coincide from inspiring English sources

The attempts by Iran's leadership to flex the country's muscles on the world stage coincide with efforts to stamp out dissent at home ahead of planned parliamentary elections in March, the first ballot to be held since a disputed presidential vote in 2009 prompted national protests and a severe crackdown.

Mr. Kanzaburo's absence from the stage coincided with the demolition of the Kabuki-za theater in Tokyo, where he began acting as a little boy.

The return of Chiwetel Ejiofor to the London stage coincided with the establishment of the popular comedian Lenny Henry (19 years his senior) as a front-rank actor.

The austere staging, directed by Anne Bogart and seen on Saturday afternoon, includes arresting visual effects: Giulietta's first appearance on an upper level of the stage coinciding with Romeo's exit below her, for instance.

A further complication is that this massive internal shift in demographics — the very real arc from "Mad Men" to that inaugural stage — coincides with the realities of a globalizing era, in which jobs flee to far-off places and a former Communist backwater like China is suddenly called a replacement superpower.

The symbol '' represents null value indicating that no cases for the given maturational stage coincided with the corresponding growth phase.

This stage coincides with the 81 ka age of sapropel S3, indicating higher Nile flow and stronger monsoon rainfall at these times.

This career stage coincides with the time when many women are considering starting families, and because women tend to be primary carers, they are more likely than men to end their STEM career at this stage," the authors write.

We chose E16.5 embryos because this embryonal stage coincides with the onset of secondary myogenesis.

A later pubertal development stage coincides with a later chronotype, particularly in females [13], [14].

This stage coincides with the proliferative burst following pre-TCR expression, making cells uniquely susceptible to tumorigenesis.