Coalescing

Already the party is coalescing around the narrative that Bragg is conducting another "witch hunt," as Trump would put it.

At the end of the night, a bill to fund the Department of Agriculture failed to pass on the floor with 27 Republicans voting against it, highlighting once again the difficulty Republicans have had coalescing around spending bills.

Simplifying and coalescing terminology helps us move beyond the “Can we do this?” phase of an emerging technology and into exploring what experiences the technology can enable.

Yet there is another, very different outlook that is keeping a common European strategy from coalescing.

Hwende said certain individuals are coalescing around Chamisa for political mileage.

In the days following the debate Biden's donors were coalescing around three different strategies, only of which involved him immediately quitting the race formulated by those with little influence on the campaign.

The 1990s marked the end of the Cold War and the beginning of Clintonian “triangulation,” giving the impression of a bland consensus coalescing around a political middle.

The original Liberator blueprint inspired others to develop new designs, and so a variety of gun enthusiasts, tech hobbyists and libertarian ideologues began coalescing online.

But as the novel coronavirus ravages the economy, both parties appear to be coalescing behind the idea of something akin to a New Deal-style jobs program to help the nation cope with what is expected to be a deep recession.

These new sewists are coalescing on social media, learning new skills through videos, taking part in online sewing challenges on Instagram, and creating podcasts to share tips with one another.

The various reforms sought by Canadian transit organizations are coalescing into a coherent movement.

Zohar, Sa’ar, even ex-Knesset speaker Yuli Edelstein publicly announcing on Monday that if he doesn’t return to the speaker’s chair he’ll refuse to serve as a cabinet minister — the glimmerings of rebellion within Likud are coalescing.

He considered calling it "SF Events" or "San Francisco Events," but around him a new name was already coalescing: Craig's List.

This trend has been coalescing for some time around elements such as smart cities, digital workplaces, smart homes and connected factories.

According to the space agency, which until now has simply called it the X-plane, the X-59 has a shape that prevents the shockwaves from coalescing, the act that produces the loud booms.

It’ll be like a big happy reunion of tiny miracles all coalescing to create a substantial dose of sublimity.

Like growing food, working on construction projects, engaging in peer counseling, and coalescing around community engagement and co-op like business models.

The delay was apparently an effort to prevent opposition from coalescing before formal approval of the change by the legislature’s nearly 3,000 members.

The story weaves in and out, too, not just through flashbacks but through moral threads that suggest different plots before coalescing into one.

You have a movement that still has 20 different organizations in it and can’t, or has difficulty, coalescing around single campaigns and so forth.