Sentence examples similar to a concomitant idea from inspiring English sources

On the contrary this is a sophisticated and difficult book because it argues that food politics and the concomitant ideas of a health body and lifestyle are forms of coercion.

It was suggested that incorporating ideas from other cultures and practices could generate fresh ideas, admittedly with a concomitant risk of reduced generalisability as was illustrated during the discussions.

In short, there must be a concomitant recommitment of the public to discussing ideas in order for ideas to be aired.

This CPM study provided evidence of a reduction in cortical thickness in anterior hippocampus over development, with a concomitant increase in posterior hippocampus, supporting the idea that the MTLs do not mature as early as was previously thought.

At the heart of these assumptions is the idea that the cause of freedom in China will best be advanced through the state's retrenchment and a concomitant ceding of power to non state actors, particularly with respect to economic and social matters.

- and a concomitant openness about sex.

And there was a concomitant 1,000 percent increase in surgical treatment.

If so, then there must surely be a concomitant right to live in Knightsbridge.

It exists as a concomitant to the salon and the ivory tower.

extreme sensitivity to the opinions of others, with a concomitant conformity".

Increasing time of instruction loses its intended effect without a concomitant effort to improve its quality.