Sentence examples for concomitant argument from inspiring English sources

Equally hokum is the NODE's concomitant argument that to (as in "Star Trek") boldly go conveys a different emphasis than to go boldly; it is true of that one phrase, but only because it has entered the language.

They also blame the federal government for devolving spending responsibilities to them without enough concomitant revenue.This argument is bogus.

Accordingly, there is no merit to the argument that the concomitant legal restrictions placed on the Attorney General by Congress do not apply with full force in this case.

And there are powerful reasons for seeking to avoid the destruction of wilderness and the concomitant extinction of species.The strongest argument for conserving biodiversity is to protect the "ecosystems" on which humanity itself depends.

The efficacy apparent on the cognitive outcomes was seen only in older patients who were more likely to have concomitant AD pathology, supporting the argument that the putative cholinergic deficit seen in VaD reflects the presence of concomitant AD pathology [ 28].

It is felt that the authority of science might be undermined by the dissemination of dubious results as well as by revelations of internal uncertainty, argument, and contradiction apparent concomitants of esoteric science (as noted by Ludwik Fleck over half a century ago 1), where knowledge only gets stabilized and simplified as one moves to the exoteric circles of the public.

THE PRE-GAME: Romney's attempt at mounting an argument against Obama's intervention in Libya, and the concomitant tragedy at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, ran aground when he opted to fight the matter on the basis of semantics -- what Obama said in the Rose Garden, in response to the attacks that claimed the lives of four Americans, and what specific words he used during that address.

The same argument of insufficient surgical exposure could affect patients with concomitant lateral recess stenosis.

By a similar argument, we can exclude conventional loss of imprinting or epitype switching as a plausible cause of the concomitant downregulation.

- and a concomitant openness about sex.

Yellow columns represent the concomitant markers.