Sentence examples for And concomitantly from inspiring English sources

And, concomitantly, many leading composers of the 19th century wrote in considerably smaller quantities than their predecessors.

Years later, when aspects of Debauer's life begin to mirror the stray bits of text, he launches an odyssey to find his origins and, concomitantly, the novel's end.

Whereas of course she should be filling our TV and film screens a hundred times a year, and concomitantly going mad, and tense, and weepy, and eventually dying a lonely broken death.

Certain of Microsoft's competitors appear to be those who most desire these provisions and, concomitantly, are the likely beneficiaries of these provisions, while other competitors in the relevant market would not necessarily benefit.

History is dogged by the tragic fact that whenever individuals or countries become powerful, they apply the crude and ancient principle that might is right, and concomitantly refuse to subordinate their power to wider and higher law.

It's a slippery slope; he eventually yields entirely to sensual pleasures over intellectual ones and, concomitantly, becomes more and more inclined to moral judgments and less and less to sympathetic understanding.

The relative invisibility, both physical and cultural, of rooftop rooms allowed an alternative way of life and, concomitantly, a form of cultural production that pushed the boundaries of Mexican literary and visual culture.

Both New Labour and Conservative thinking on crime has been influenced by the notion of sustained moral decline in this country and, concomitantly, the government's capacity to enforce morality and good behaviour.

Borohydride ions bind to the surface, and concomitantly, 4-NP also adsorbs on the surface.

Therefore, the loss of peroxo groups and concomitantly photocatalytic activity was observed.

Emphasis has been placed on the enhancement of collagen type and quantity, and, concomitantly, tensile properties.