concatenation of events

The unusual concatenation of events, which has led to weakened global demand, is making things even worse for countries that might otherwise be able to take advantage of a devalued currency to export more of their own goods, which have become cheaper.

Ensconced in her childhood apartment in the monumental Apelles co-op, a full-block palazzo unmistakably modeled on the Apthorp at 78th Street and Broadway, Hazel methodically recounts a catastrophic concatenation of events during a city-smothering blizzard in 1978.

There’s a slightly unfortunate concatenation of events here over the calculation of GDP.

John asks the tough question; “ How  are we to make sense of this bizarre concatenation of events in which the financial system appears to have become an ethics-free zone?”

That said, Airbus has been luckier than Boeing in that it has experienced nothing like  the sudden concatenation of events that have dogged the 787 in the last month.