Sentences with phrase «more by coincidence»

But the way this modern woman got into her life's calling was more by coincidence than heritage.

Not exact matches

«When you have freedom of speech and freedom of expression and don't get thrown in jail by criticizing a bad idea, it's more likely bad ideas will get exposed, and it's not a coincidence oppressive regimes are also oppressive in clamping down on free speech.»

@David Johnson: It's a sad coincidence made more sickening by people using it to justify the greatness of god and his mysterious ways.

2) It makes by far more sense then people evolving from apes based on mere accidental coincidences.

By «genial coincidence,» as Coleridge might have formulated it, the scene that metaphorically launches German Romanticism is repeated almost exactly some sixty years later by Herder's more famous (or notorious) compatriot who is often regarded as having pushed Romantic aesthetics to its very limitBy «genial coincidence,» as Coleridge might have formulated it, the scene that metaphorically launches German Romanticism is repeated almost exactly some sixty years later by Herder's more famous (or notorious) compatriot who is often regarded as having pushed Romantic aesthetics to its very limitby Herder's more famous (or notorious) compatriot who is often regarded as having pushed Romantic aesthetics to its very limits.

Coincidence (noun): a striking occurrence of two or more events at one time apparently by mere chance.

Wenger said at the time: «It is... not by coincidence, it is down to the work that we have done that we have more good English players,»

It's no coincidence that the handful of stories that covered electronic advocacy more broadly were the ones most picked up by other blogs — they didn't just follow what was being written elsewhere.

More specifically, it is the CEOs of those companies who stand to lose out personally and who just by coincidence happen to be good buddies with most of the high level administration and congressional people in DC.

Unusual coincidences followed by more unusual coincidences.

If my whole life turned bad or I had unusual coincidences followed by more unusual coincidences because of it then I never attributed it to Mike Bloomberg.

And by lucky coincidence, it can appear exactly the right size in the sky to block out the solar disk, and no more.

By coincidence, the meteorite fell in the same area that prospectors flocked to more than 150 years ago during California's gold rush — and it has attracted prospectors of its own.

While the record 13.9 foot storm tide in New York Harbor during Superstorm Sandy was primarily due to the coincidence of the strongest winds with high tide, sea - level rise driven by historical climate change added more than one foot to that total.

By the time the third person in five minutes asks me a question, I'm wondering if it's more than a coincidence.

Black Panther's cast and creators trod carefully around the movie's connection to current politics in the press conference attended by Screen Rant, with Chadwick Boseman saying that anything that seems like a reference is just coincidence, and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige saying that «things have happened in the world which make the film seem more relevant.»

After all, once prophecies as foretold by sick young girls begin to come true, eclipses happen in the nick of time, and jaguars pounce on cue, what's one more coincidence to pile on to the fable?

But the positives more or less end there; Murphy was obviously going after an exploration of how chance and coincidence binds people together, as illustrated by the friendship that develops between the magician (Strathairn) and the pawn shop owner (Katt) and the other connections between the characters that are also revealed.

Similarly, while McKinnon's appearance may seem a bit more over the top than her costars, some fans have already noted that her look seems to have been influenced by Egon's appearance in the Real Ghostbusters cartoon series... but, of course, that might just be a coincidence.

A few more probing questions reveal that through some incredible coincidence of atmospheric physics, these «neighbors» are actually separated by time, not space, and that John is Frank's son — thirty years in the future.

It's by no coincidence that earlier this year the UK Government launched online procurement training for those responsible for financial management and buying in schools.The 13 module programme covers issues from risk management to analysing value, finding suppliers and negotiating, and more recently, fraud management.

I thought about the two experiences for a while, kind of disgusted, and then realized that they were linked by more than just coincidence.

It's not a coincidence that many of the loudest voices praising Amazon's self - publishing programs don't actually use them themselves any more, but instead are published by Amazon Publishing, a subsidiary of Amazon that acts in every way like a traditional publisher — one of those «elitists» that «want to tell you what you should buy» — including editing, paying advances, and so forth.

By happy coincidence, the older you get, the more of your assets you ought to be putting into GICs / bonds.

By coincidence, a show upstairs surveys a more anxious time, the 1980s.

By coincidence, Los Angeles art provocateur Paul... Read More

By mere coincidence Julien Ceccaldi's work presented at Los Angeles gallery Jenny's upstairs connects with the same themes with slightly more humor.

The point I was trying to make, was that with only these few variables, you can have lots of temperature variation caused by relatively small changes in one of the parameters and depending on the scale of the changes, or the coincidence of one or more changes acting together, or even opposing each other, the readjustment time of the temperature in the room would vary.

It's probably no coincidence that question v013 (asking for a specific range of percent contribution) has a smaller sample size (n = 587), and by inference more «no answer» responses, than the other, but simpler, attribution question v007 (n = 640).

That substructure can be enriched, purposely changed, to make it more drought tolerant, and by coincidence those same changes also make land more flood resistant.

The I'm - not - calling - it - a-friggin-Frankenstorm (aka Hurricane Sandy) is by all accounts, from the near hysteric mainstream media to the more sober yet appropriately serious, concerned (and usually more accurate than everyone else) folks at Weather Underground, a big deal, with potential devastating rain, wind, and high storm surges made worse by the coincidence with the full moon.

If it is not a criminal case, then a court decides whether it is more likely that the identical work was created by copying or by coincidence.