Sentence examples for concomitant loss from inspiring English sources

However, many states have independently raised the tipped wage, and not seen a concomitant loss in business.

The concomitant loss of skill development in the media arts is just as significant.

This has led to a concomitant loss of income for its members, dues paid to the union and contributions to the union's health fund.

Resignations from public life, and the concomitant loss of salary and privileges, are extremely rare.That is unless one is engineered.

Removed from their position of authority within the household — removed from the one thing that they could control with certainty — they have noticed a concomitant loss of domestic power.

The novel Juntacadáveres (1964; Body Snatcher) deals with Larsen's earlier career as a brothel keeper and his concomitant loss of innocence.

Sadly, the Republican proposal would convert all of Medicare to for-profit insurance company-managed programs, with the concomitant loss of choice and professionalism, and increased cost.

A hallmark of advanced prostate cancer (PC) is the concomitant loss of PTEN and p53 function.

Proliferating cells grown in monolayers dedifferentiated, with a concomitant loss of important morphologic characteristics.

Thermal treatment at higher temperatures led to the crystallization of niobia or compound formation and a concomitant loss in acidity.

Sepiolite folding, with the concomitant loss of microporosity, becomes irreversible after thermal treatments above 500 °C [21].