Sentence examples for than coincidental from inspiring English sources

Some people see this relationship as less than coincidental.

But the correlation seems more than coincidental, does it not?

The similarity between computer and automobile marketing may be more than coincidental.

Let us undo what's done.'" The echoes of Owen's "Strange Meeting" are more than coincidental.

There was no hint that Wilpon's visit on Monday was anything more than coincidental.

While writer Jason Latour doesn't specifically call his villain Trump, the likeness appears rather more than coincidental.

Participants may have attributed changes directly to treatment rather than concurrent, coincidental contextual changes.

And in any case, the appeal of O'Brian's books to modern audiences goes deeper than their coincidental intersection with present-day diplomacy or politics.

Schools would have to provide even more sex education programs, despite there seeming to be more than a coincidental link between these courses and out-of-wedlock births.

Since cardiac output decreased less than the coincidental increase in pulmonary resistance, the flow diverted from the blocked lobe resulted in higher pulmonary artery pressures (Additional file 1: Figures S10 S11), which could have been the underlying pathomechanism of the observed edema formation [15].

If that is more than a coincidental trend, one might ponder praying for Rubio.