Sentence examples for but, concurrently from inspiring English sources

He took U.S. citizenship in 1984 but concurrently retained his Canadian citizenship.

Many investigators support the "near-Earth neutral-line" model, but concurrently other explanations have been suggested.

Thus the carbon dioxide that accumulates with exercise takes longer to reach the threshold at which the swimmer is forced to take another breath, but concurrently the oxygen content of the blood falls to unusually low levels.

But concurrently, Gilbert plays with different levels of reality, using para-theatrical conventions - that is, making characters refer implicitly to the fact that they are on a stage in a play, outside the framework of the audience's willing suspension of disbelief.

The city of Paris, which owns the land, and the federation filed an appeal, but concurrently reached a new agreement in April, approved by Paris legislators, in which the fee was increased and the length of the agreement cut from 99 years to 50.

The encapsulation of each actor means that they are treated as a separate entity that works independently, but concurrently in a network.

But running concurrently was the Top 36 Pairs.

Not announced during the investor call but revealed concurrently on Twitter, developer Treyarch confirmed that it is developing 2015's Call of Duty instalment.

Different emotion regulation strategies have been linked to distinct social outcomes, but only concurrently or in the short-term.

Therefore there is an increasing interest in developing drugs that take effect on multiple targets simultaneously but is concurrently a great challenge for medicinal chemists.

The authors in[15] proposed a cooperative busy tone mechanism that not only transmits ZigBee data packets but also concurrently reserves the channel through the frequency flip.