Sentence examples for concurrent rising from inspiring English sources

Patients with concurrent rising Hcts and declining platelet counts numbered 17 (11.9%).

This concurrent rise of zero-hour contracts is no coincidence.

Last March, you wrote in the magazine about the concurrent rise of the novel and the history as literary forms.

Asian immigrants began moving into the area in the nineties, and there was a concurrent rise in the skinhead population.

One of the markers of this change is the concurrent rise of what might be called tribal allegiances around the world.

A PLACE IN HISTORY Assembly quality matched the notorious standards of many G.M. cars of the mid-1970's — a factor in the concurrent rise of the Japanese.

As more older people gain online access, there has been a concurrent rise in the number of Web sites geared for them.

We keep ourselves from examining the dramatic decrease in the black teenage pregnancy rate in the last decade, or from considering the concurrent rise in pregnancy among young Latinas.

The seaside town was thrust onto the international stage in the wake of the movie's success and Bardot's concurrent rise to superstardom, playing host to glitterati such as Jagger and his soon-to-be wife Bianca.

The Government claims that a concurrent rise in the minimum wage will soften the impact of the cuts, but the Institute for Fiscal Studies has found that the policy will come "nowhere near" to compensating for the impact of tax credit cuts.

And it doesn't really matter, these things that you're bringing up about the flaws of the script.'" To be fair, Ellis was being interviewed for a piece on the death of movies and concurrent rise of television as an art form when he made his comments.