Sentence examples for through a confluence from inspiring English sources

Through a confluence of chance events -- ranging from mechanical glitches (the now infamous "hanging chad" throwing off automated ballot readers) to the zigzag trail of political and legal decisions that might have gone either way -- what the people of Florida really said may be not just uncertain but unknowable.

But through a confluence of events, Mr. Boehner and the rest of the anti-earmark crowd did get there; the impact of the decision by leaders of the House and the Senate to ban earmarks for at least the next two years is already being felt.

Homelessness exploded in San Francisco in the early 1980s, through a confluence of factors including the de-institutionalization of mental health services, the destruction of public housing under urban renewal, the erosion of federal funding for low-income housing during the Reagan administration and escalating rents as the city started grow its population again for the first time in 30 years.

We reason through a confluence of narrative and logic.

But that evening ends, through a confluence of circumstances, with Rachel sleeping with Dex.

If you happened to catch The View this afternoon, you likely marveled at Bill Clinton's ability to call the 2008 election for Barack Obama without actually suggesting that Obama, as a candidate, had any particular quality that would enable the win, which would instead come about through a confluence of happy electoral accidents.

The Sybil Attack is an example of a masking technique which consists in spoofing by transmitting numerous identifiers through a harmful confluence, or framing a legal confluence and taking over its specification to obtain access to the WSN infrastructure [22].

I point this out because we did end up meeting with Simon & Schuster, but only through a strange confluence of events and coincidences, events that would lead us directly to Jon Karp's office, the head of Simon & Schuster, where we would discuss a book he'd only sampled that morning.

Carrie's not a killer, she's a girl who has been bullied and through a terrible confluence of events ends up burning the school down.

Through a happy confluence of science and marketing, freshwater pearls -- the poor relatives of the pearl family -- are making their presence felt in the fanciest jewelry cases this fall.

Mr. Neff, he said, through a peculiar confluence of skills and singlemindedness, has joined a small but distinctive class of artists who, in isolation, have created works that resonate with a broader audience.