Sentence examples for and concurrently its from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, it began to weaken due to increased wind shear, and concurrently its forward motion increased as the subtropical ridge strengthened to the north of the hurricane.

Saomai quickly passed over the island, and concurrently its weakening phase came to a halt.

The Bendix Aviation Company recently passed its dividend and concurrently announced its intention of purchasing a large block of shares in the open market.

We optimize the structural pattern so as to maximize the construction's resistance to axial loads and concurrently minimize its torsional propensity.

This observation provided strong evidence that extra-framework cations in LTL zeolite nanocrystals were able to retard the oxidation and polymerization processes in palm lubricant oil and concurrently maintained its quality for long term lubricating application.

Winkelman's Inter MK Group bought the relocated club in 2004 and concurrently changed its name, badge and colours.

Although it is impossible to manipulate the numerosity of a physical collection of items and concurrently hold all its physical dimensions constant, it is possible to hold all its luminance-defined dimensions constant.

After the Inland Revenue announced on 27 May that it would not pursue the club's debt, Winkelman's Inter MK Group brought Wimbledon F.C. out of administration in late June 2004, paying £850,000 for the club, and concurrently announced changes to its name, badge and colours.

FE profession should undergo a self-examination required to ensure its future growth and impact in addressing forthcoming challenges in the food sector, and concurrently make paradigm shifts in its vision in the pursuit of excellence and innovation.

The PSP Go is being produced and sold concurrently with its predecessor the PSP-3000 although it will not replace it.

What marks this wine out is that it was the winning white in the famous 1976 Paris tasting that forever shattered, or at least badly dented, France's conviction in the natural superiority of its wines, and concurrently put California winemaking on the map.