Sentence examples for concurrently if from inspiring English sources

First, the attorney is not permitted to represent two or more clients concurrently if, in order to further the interests of one, he must forgo advancing the conflicting interests of another.

Concurrently, if I charge you $5 for my Kindle text-to-speech version of The Ladies Detective Agencyy Enters Menopause I am also breaking copyright.

Each charge against her is punishable by up to 180 days in county jail, though the sentences in the case would run concurrently if she is convicted, according to the Harris County district attorney's office.

This process can then be continued with other models, and they can be executed concurrently if there are no dependencies between their datasets.

The authors recommended that the platelet count at the time of FVIIa administration be verified, and that platelets be given concurrently if the count is under 50,000 cell/l [ 18].

Many timers can run concurrently — handy if, for example, you are cooking several dishes for a dinner party — and the app has clear controls for pausing, ending or deleting timers.

So, via Remark 2.7, we obtain that equilibrium points and can be stable concurrently only if corresponding and are negative concurrently.

The second and third subjects in the cohort may be enrolled concurrently; however if the second subject experiences a pre-specified clinically important event or unexpected serious adverse event, including death, prior to enrollment/dosing of the third study subject, enrollment/dosing will be suspended pending review by the DSMB.

Some of the pertinent questions in the treatment of co-morbid EDs and SUDs include how to ascertain the presence of a co-morbid disorder, whether to treat the disorders concurrently, and if not, which disorder to address first [ 12, 76].

Treatment will commence within 30 days of randomization and following the completion of standard chemotherapy (if given) and concurrently with radiotherapy (if given).

Primo Levi is fingering some similar lesion in the title of his postwar memoir, written almost concurrently with Camus, If This Is a Man.