As on all previous visits, the apartment was filled with neighbors and home health aides, not always in tandem.
Golden State and San Antonio are in the midst of historically dominant seasons and third-seeded Oklahoma City features the always frightening tandem of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
Most of the GPs, including the locums, said they usually tried to postpone prescribing antidepressants by waiting and closely monitoring the patient, almost always in tandem with drugs seen as having little effect or a placebo effect (e.g. calcium, magnesium, etc).
In America, prurience and priggishness have always danced in tandem.
The men do not always vote in tandem, but they consult regularly — with Mr. Mulvaney on budget matters, and Mr. Scott and Mr. Duncan on legislative tactics and energy.
For example, we might seek to minimize a misfit function involving differences in reservoir pressure, multiphase production history and 4D time-lapse seismic data and these differences do not always change in tandem.
The electric motor (which is connected directly to the transmission and always moves in tandem with the gasoline engine) kicks in when you start accelerating from a dead stop or hit the gas to merge onto the highway.
A feature of both the triangulation argument, and the Davidsonian account of radical interpretation, is that the attribution of attitudes must always proceed in tandem with the interpretation of utterances — identifying content, whether of utterances or of attitudes, is indeed a single project.
This coverb suffix bears a striking resemblance to the sum of the Wagiman -ma suffix and the continuous aspect suffix -yan, which always occur in tandem on coverbs.
If you always work in tandem with other medical professionals, you will be in the best position to change course if what has been chosen either by you or your doctor is not working as hoped.
