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Sentence Examples And I don't think it was just coincidental that it's a lot cheaper to just cover local news. It may have been coincidental that at the time the administration's lead in the opinion polls was comfortable. It's purely coincidental that most of the people I know are from the same background. The horse chestnuts are not closely related to true chestnuts or chinquapins, and the resemblance of their fruits is coincidental. It is not coincidental that tighter censorship is being introduced amidst a wave of severe cuts to social services. And isn't it strangely coincidental that Scotland Yard were involved in all this, at this particular time? And is it really coincidental that the US wants to introduce biometric border controls in a similar time frame? They're all engineered by your guides, and are often seen as coincidental events, or synchronicity. A high proportion will also require treatment for coexistent cardiovascular disease and coincidental unrelated chronic disease. I mean, it's not coincidental that some of the main culprits in this thing had very little or no college experience. Other performers, not related by blood or marriage, had symbiotic or coincidental careers that linked them in the audience's mind. The concurrence of such events with Richard II's celebrative motif of English travel-heroics may be less than coincidental. While we were still anchored at Cooktown, we experienced a second coincidental echo between the voyages of past and present. A skull radiograph did not show a fracture, but he had a coincidental expanded pituitary fossa. The Walkman arose from a coincidental brainwave by Sony's three famous co founders. It was probably coincidental that the game went off the boil with Ryan's departure. Thanks to coincidental timing, this supermoon will be coming on the heels of the June solstice, which takes place only two days before. The fact that they mature in April 2006, a month before the last possible date for the next election, is surely coincidental! It is not coincidental that tragicomedy has surfaced as a subgenre in war literature. The coincidental use of the same comparison is as amusing as it is overdrawn. Show More Sentences But it was purely coincidental that Kitty had been in the garage before it happened. She didn't usually care what her fortune cookies ever said but this was too freakily coincidental. Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental. Last night Timothy Lipscomb, vicar of Armley, said it seemed coincidental that the fire had happened so soon after the terror attacks. Is moving from head to heart coincidental with moving from stage to film, which is about moving from words to gestures? Some of us associate astrology with star signs that talk of things which merely are coincidental with issues happening in our lives. A further possible explanation was that the simultaneous onset of the two disorders was coincidental. But it seems to us that some of the wishes are strangely coincidental with Microsoft's own wishes. It was coincidental that they happened to share the same Dublin street address. It is not coincidental that such plans offer few, if any, details about how the market for their services will grow. Is this, in your judgment, purely coincidental that so many reporters suddenly are facing the prospect of jail? What is the probability that all these coincidental events are just chance? But he says it is purely coincidental that he ended up as a farmer of coffee. It cannot be entirely coincidental that several of these performances went on to win the Oscar. It is probably not coincidental that those environmental conditions appear to be on the rise in our time. Several witnesses testified that the meeting of 7 January was coincidental. Note the coincidental juxtaposition of these two Summer-themed songs. Any and all resemblances to other stories are purely coincidental. One analyst is allowed to drone on about a coincidental thing that one of her dreary children said. It was, of course, coincidental that these dossiers happened to be finalised during the Greek Presidency, but it was a very happy coincidence. Show More Sentences As a point of interest and based on timing, I am considering the coincidental matters which the hon. member is speaking to. Mr. Speaker, it may be coincidental or fortuitous that I am following my electoral neighbour, the hon. member for Thunder Bay-Rainy River. Its players boast a nimble, sure-footed confidence too consistently applied across every section of the ground as to be coincidental. Local observers wonder whether the timing of the accusations against Anwar was entirely coincidental. Experience shows that such references may either be coincidental or organised. However, the increase in assets denominated in the same currencies is largely coincidental. In practice, this fact makes this right to retain highly coincidental and unpredictable. In this instance, the coincidental arrival of 2000 was expected to further exacerbate this situation. First, the USD's recent weakness is due to the Fed's program and not a coincidental strengthening of other currencies. This integration can range from a simple coincidental or random depiction to full incorporation into plotlines, central characters, and settings. This discrepancy between writing and orality is not coincidental. This had the coincidental effect of filling the room to capacity for the preceding speaker, Rick Santorum. Please be advised that launching this feature the day after Yom Kippur is not coincidental, but divine timing. I hope I can be forgiven for finding this echo more than merely coincidental. Often, I've found, it's just the coincidental timing of first hearing and life events that have made them assume a special place in the recording library inside my head. The fact that the route over the mountain began with the ascent of the steepest face, and that this was the route of frequent steeplechases, was not coincidental. Over the years some branches of the family have been blighted by a congenital heart defect but Mrs Pike's illness was coincidental, say friends, because she was adopted. The meeting had been unintentional, coincidental, but for it I was glad. This decline was coincidental with the expansion of regional feed lots and the pre-cutting of cattle carcasses at slaughter and meat packing houses closer to the farmers. Given these emphases on significant dates, it may not be coincidental that the Ara Pacis was begun during the year in which Augustus reached the climacteric age of fifty. Show More Sentences Read's simultaneous resignation is coincidental, says Fischbach. Thompson nicely underplays the film's coincidental connections and melodrama, creating a tone that's assured, relaxed and easy to appreciate. In northern regions, glacier edges, as depicted on the maps, were assumed to be coincidental with the mean sea level contour and the seaward edges of glaciers were included in coastline measurements. Though the caretaker government denies allegations that these arrests are politically motivated, the strategic timing of these events is too coincidental to ignore. It is entirely coincidental if this method generates an escalation charge that equals a property's actual cost experience. But with spookily coincidental timing, her body has just now been discovered, perfectly preserved in the peat. In other words, the similarity of the names is strictly coincidental and does not reflect any ethnic unity beyond Germanic. The pattern was far too regular to be coincidental as the widths of the opposing bands were too closely matched. He subsequently appears to have left the country in other years coincidental with periods when David II was active king. It is coincidental that the theoretical best time to initiate a descent to land in the shortest time is only a few seconds after the Pan Pan call was made. Depending on the nature and complexity of the proposed compensation, the inherent risks associated with the work to be completed in the future may be greater than the work scheduled for coincidental completion. It is not coincidental that women and children account for more than three-quarters of the 40 million persons displaced as a result of violent conflicts around the world. Case examples of adverse events following immunization reported by the IMPACT centres reflect temporal associations, which means they are reported within specific timelines but could be purely coincidental. In cases where laboratories have been successful in obtaining DNA from sweat-stained areas on clothing, this has been attributed to the coincidental presence of cells. The decline since 2003, though by no means coincidental, is not severe. However, as we have seen, in the convoluted evolution of staff systems in recent decades, a coincidental development has had almost the same effect. In Colombia, indigenous people are nearly eight times more likely to be forcibly displaced or to suffer human rights abuses, and it is not coincidental that the land they are being chased from is rich with natural resources. Mr Calvet admits he never expected Mr Juppé to fall for that one, but it was not entirely coincidental that Renault's announcement about Vilvoorde came only a day after Mr Juppé formally turned the idea down. Julia Davis is to star in a new Channel 4 sitcom about a failing breakfast TV show in which any resemblance to real-life programmes past or present is presumably entirely coincidental. In other types of films, narrative and dramatic work, names, places, dates, etc can be changed and a caveat added that it is purely fictional and any resemblance to actual individuals or events is coincidental. Show More Sentences We also feel that the crisis in this country, consisting principally of the strikes and boycotting in the oil sector, has led to destabilisation which is not entirely coincidental. Some critics of the new Poor Law noted the similarities between Kempthorne's plans and model prisons, and doubted that they were merely coincidental. The works of Burl strongly support the idea that any geometry within the circle, or astronomical alignments, are either purely coincidental or symbolic in nature. Since Old Kilpatrick, a legendary birthplace of Saint Patrick, is in the district, the association of Saint Patrick's Saltire may be considered appropriate, if coincidental. The fact that he and his boss went to the same college was purely coincidental. Examples from Classical Literature Vaccination has exceptionally been responsible for the disease, probably through some coincidental infection. This report is prepared from the actual visit of the relieving officer at the home of the applicant, and by coincidental inquiry. And that again the similarity in retouching to the upper right of Oswald's shoulder and head might be coincidental? But the kind of ghost most frequently seen is that which appears not before but immediately after, or coincidental with, a death. Then there befell the household a series of coincidental labor problems that left them all at once without servants. The Witch is an eminently readable story of adventure of the coincidental kind. On this view, the fact that these portmanteaux are all identical in form is purely coincidental. His passing, and the coming of the easterly wind, were coincidental. It may be more than coincidental that Leonbruno framed the views with an arcade inspired by Bramante's Belvedere courtyard. Unlimbering an old Wild coincidental artillery rangefinder, I ranged a distant rock pile. The play's similarity to horror novels like The Children of the Corn or Harvest Home isn't coincidental. Find more words! 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