Sentence examples for usually coinciding from inspiring English sources

Falls of over half from peak prices, usually coinciding with the technology bubble that burst at the end of March, are common.

Kwashiorkor primarily affects children from six months to five years of age, the onset usually coinciding with the child's being weaned from breast milk (which provides adequate protein) to a diet consisting largely of starchy carbohydrates.

These episodes were always part of the aura, usually coinciding with aphasia and motor deficit.

One group of research finds that high centralization (usually coinciding with lower density) reflects more efficient and less secure networks (studies: Bright and Delaney 2013; Calderoni et al. 2014; Mainas 2012; Malm and Bichler 2011; Morselli et al. 2007).

Badger and her assistant Tessa Meier work 10-hour shifts and take the occasional day off, usually coinciding with rainy days.

During the leafless phase, usually coinciding with the dry season in the tropics, epiphytes experience more extreme microclimates on deciduous trees (Einzmann et al. 2015).

Dark and visible matter usually coincide.

This usually coincides with the budget each March.

The announcement usually coincided with the unsealing of the whistle-blower's complaint.

The Grand National usually coincides with the US Masters and FA Cup semi-finals.

The two art fairs that usually coincide on a single weekend have spread out to fall on consecutive weekends.