Sentence examples for concurrent protests from inspiring English sources
At one point, concurrent protests were taking place across three floors of the building.
Meanwhile, a concurrent protest against white supremacy gathered steam on the other side of town made its way toward Boston Common.
There are also tents for media, visitors and food, and an ever-expanding group of committees that now address such issues as press relations, communication with the concurrent Stop the Machine protest on Freedom Plaza, and the concerns of nonwhite protesters.
The lack of interest in the plight of Serengeti lions concurrent with ongoing pro-Cecil protests is hard to square, and suggests that an African animal only interests us for as long as we can focus on something or someone closer to home.
By then, of course, protests had spread across the country, due to the nearly concurrent decision with Michael Brown's case in Ferguson.
With its rapid economic growth and the concurrent shift in the balance of power, China has become more strident in its protests against U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and the President's meeting with the Dalai Lama.
Concurrent planning helped achieve that.
The New Yorker, September 7 , 1968P. 23 Talk story about a demonstration at City Hall to protest a decision by Social Services Commissioner, Jack R. Goldberg, to replace the present system of emergency supplementary welfare payments with a flat quarterly grant of $25 for each child in a family, and the concurrent withdrawal of a number of emergency grants.
