Sentences with phrase «more coincidental»

The issue I'm reaching for, is when is it a case of cold leaving the Arctic and when more coincidental.

Eye in the Sky, one of the last films with the late Alan Rickman, will be released Friday, and the timing couldn't have been more coincidental.

I've been so excited to wear this Piperlime Collection skirt on here, and it couldn't have come at a more coincidental time.

Basically, vintage is the unexpected awesomeness when you mix it in with your contemporary wardrobe... boom, you really can't get more coincidental than that!

Not exact matches

But it is also possible, maybe more than possible, that they are not coincidental, not disconnected and not unrelated.»

The new Steam Machine and Linux - based operating system (SteamOS) essentially move PC gaming from desk to the more popular — and potentially more profitable — living room couch where video game consoles from Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have traditionally dominated the industry.Whether those companies should be worried is a matter of some contention, but the timing of Valve's announcement — just several months before powerful new consoles from Microsoft and Sony are due for release — doesn't seem entirely coincidental.

The broad points are sound, but I didn't get a conclusion to warn you of an impending recession any more than I did from the Times article, but thought it coincidental that many are talking about a recession but NOT associating such talk to the stock market's action in the last month.

But Mr. Lee and others argue that the recent spate of large deals, which also include the $ 16 billion merger of cable companies Liberty Global Inc. and Virgin Media Inc., and the $ 18.1 billion to be spent by Comcast Corp. to buy General Electric Corp. out of broadcaster NBC Universal, are more than coincidental timing.

So why make a huge deal over this obviously coincidental cross which excludes so many and is nothing more than the face of Jesus on your toast or in your shower grime.

How coincidental, I just posted on «My Pathetic Deconversion» as a tribute to people like yourself who studied so much deeper, were committed for so much longer and had so much more to lose by leaving their Christianity.

I might start a series so it seems more intentional than coincidental.

Whether it was coincidental or not, but when Kosc went out with an injury against Bayern, we shipped 4 more goals against them with Gabriel, who is a horrendous CB, by the way.

Many of Kirchner's detractors argue that here bid is more than coincidental, arguing that she is seeking to take advantage of a constitutional provision that protects sitting members of Congress from arrest.

Their Timed Neutron Detector's resemblance to an overgrown weed whacker is more than coincidental.

If the relationship is more than coincidental, Sisneros says, «there might be therapies down the road like taking hormones to maintain our hearing sensitivity.»

«It was more than coincidental,» Quaggin said.

That marine biologist Ernst Haeckel's drawings of sea squirts resemble antique Christmas ornaments, or that his jellyfish look like the balusters of a Louis Sullivan staircase, is more than coincidental.

When the physicists tracked the incidence of RA and GCA cases compiled by Mayo Clinic researchers, the results suggested «more than a coincidental connection,» said Eric Matteson, chair of the division of rheumatology at the Mayo Clinic, and a coauthor.

Addition of these types of congenital anomalies to the CZS phenotype will likely require epidemiologic studies to help exclude coincidental associations and determine a more complete phenotype for CZS.75

Since many of these chemicals actually cause weight gain, this similarity seems more than coincidental.

Then, for various reasons, I started eating less nuts, which was coincidental to when I started to eat more saturated fat.

Despite a streetstyle shot looking all casual and coincidental, most of the time an outfit requires two to five days of creation and advanced planning in my dressing room with sometimes more and sometimes less losing my mind about it.

He paid for three drinks, and nothing more, leaving The Coincidental to argue with the waiters about a free soft drink, and then grudgingly paying the service charge on behalf of the entire group.

This strikes Tobin (Sean Penn) as too convenient to be entirely coincidental, and as he digs into Silvia's background he begins to suspect that she is more deeply enmeshed in Matobo's intrigue than she lets on.

At first their meeting seems entirely coincidental but as we learn more, we come to know that's not quite the case.

It's possible that people are reading into this more than they should, but it does seem a little too coincidental that a title change would happen just days after The Last Airbender has taken such a massive critical drubbing.

However, for the chosen few who believe that authentic honesty and beautiful tales that do more than just remind us of the good things in the world exist that don't have to feel heavily weighted by coincidental screenwriters this is the film you've all been waiting for.

This dip may be purely coincidental, as the economic conditions and postsecondary enrollment patterns shifted over this period, and unfortunately more recent national data are not yet available.

Might it be more than coincidental that Pryor recently requested $ 35 million more from the legislature to fund new charter schools?

The Madison Metropolitan School District has been ramping up professional development programs for teachers in recent years, but it may not be entirely coincidental the most visible part of that effort - the recent decision to shorten class time on Wednesdays for middle and high school students to give teachers more time to plan together - comes when Race to the Top dominates education news.

I hope I'm not making a specious connection here, but it seems more than coincidental that Simon should own a V8 Maserati and an extremely musical one at that.

I found a few of the coincidental connections between characters a bit hard to believe, and thought the book might have packed more punch if the collisions of characters and subplots had been allowed to get even darker at the end.

«How coincidental that her winning offer was only $ 3,000 more than ours?»

There's another subplot involving Kodiak that comes across as actually be rather pointless, and more than a little coincidental, especially considering the fact that very Elite which harmed Kodiak just so happened to get posted to a mission where the two have to work together, too.

While the resemblance was coincidental, Johns went on to make a least 12 more works with overt references to Munch's art.

(The resemblance is more than coincidental: these two artists enjoy a longstanding dialogue, most recently evidenced by the Oehlen painting Wool selected for his section of the artist - curated show «Sardines and Oranges» at the Hammer Museum.)

There is, of course, no way to actually prove that this relationship is anything more than coincidental, but no matter, it's been widely accepted as sufficient to account for a cooling episode that would otherwise completely contradict the prevailing hypothesis.

In this case, the immediate cause is most likely little more that the coincidental alignment of a tropical storm with an extratropical storm.

I doubt that it is coincidental that this more than somewhat unique stance has occurred in the UK.

It makes more sense to postulate a mechanism that tends to keep the Earth's climate within a narrow range than to postulate a pure coincidental forcing cancelling out that faint sun.

I would have thought that was a more reasonable view than a large coincidental natural fluctuation that somehow also more rapidly warmed the land, removed Arctic sea ice and raised ocean heat content while giving us the warmest decade on record.

In essence, Curry takes that extreme, or the extreme but reasonably plausible, although not likely end of the range, as the new mean, narrows he total range from there, and then adds more to that extreme by opting in the directin of even more «coincidental» natural variability on top of that.

However, there is more than a coincidental similarity in the timing of variations of the two quantities over the last century and TSI can at least be regarded as an indicator of solar activity.

The leak or hack taking place on the eve of Copenhagen seems more than a little coincidental.

The «quantization» is fascinating, but I need to give more thought as to how and why that would be true and not coincidental.

What is the evidence that the increase in CFCs was not simply coincidental with a far more powerful natural process?

It is unclear whether these instances are isolated «straws in the wind» and just coincidental or whether they are harbingers of an era where lawyers will be more likely to be drawn into the firing line, given sufficient cause.

Heino Molls» article, (The Publisher's Page, November REM), touched me in many ways, not because it was coincidental to my recent loss of my grandson, but because I realized that I had to become more in touch, more sensitive to my family and my friends than ever before.