Sentence examples for a concomitant rise from inspiring English sources

We have seen a concomitant rise in the standard of women's sevens to the rise of men's".

When domestic standards are raised without a concomitant rise in domestic equality, women tend to end up frazzled, guilty and jealous of one another.

This excellent series has had a rough season with, first, the terrorist attacks just across the way in Lower Manhattan and now administrative upheaval, centering on a rise in musicians' pay (with a concomitant rise in ticket prices).

Despite significant cuts enforced by the country's government, audience numbers for orchestral concerts have grown by around 25% and many recognise a concomitant rise in musical standards.

With that sort of decline, you'd typically expect to see a concomitant rise in use, lead investigator Lloyd Johnston said in an interview.

This excellent series has had a rough season with, first, the terrorist attacks just across the way in Lower Manhattan and now a period of administrative upheaval, centering on a raise in musicians' pay (with a concomitant rise in ticket prices).

There has been a concomitant rise in residents engaging in GHEs as part of graduate medical training.

MG sheets nucleate PVDF crystals and a gradual decrease of α phase occurs with a concomitant rise of β phase.

Life expectancy is rising however with more people living longer there is a concomitant rise in the incidence of dementia.

As a result, there has been a concomitant rise in the number of female prisoners being released back into the community.

Dyslipidemia which refers to a distortion in plasma lipid pattern is often characterized by a profound drop in HDL-cholesterol levels and a concomitant rise in LDL-cholesterol levels and signals severe problems with lipid metabolism.