MLS is concurrently a test tube for what the future of the league will be.
(SFMOMA is concurrently showing "The Steins Collect," featuring artworks owned by the Stein clan).
Though he plans to run for a 14th term, he is concurrently planning his eventual exit.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland's historical inquiries team is concurrently investigating deaths in which the alleged perpetrators were either soldiers or (paramilitary) civilians.
He is concurrently involved in the restoration of masonry on part of Wells Cathedral, and so spends only two weeks every two months in New York.
Ms. Racette's admirable move was that of an authentic trouper, a gutsy act that should not be underestimated, particularly since Ms. Racette is concurrently starring in Boito's "Mefistofele".
Back up Main Street, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art is concurrently presenting "Nostalgia," a theme exhibition curated by Carmen Zita, which is addressing ideas of reminiscence, melancholy and longing in contemporary art.
I feel compelled to respond with praise for David Brooks's exceptionally focused view of the United Nations' interminable debating when called upon to decide how, when and if to respond to a crisis that is concurrently spinning out of control.
She is concurrently an adjunct lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and affiliate at the Annenberg School for Communication'sCenter for Global Communications Studies where she leads a new project, Ranking Digital Rights.
"When e-mail comes in and out of an existing host computer system, office PC or server, it is concurrently redirected in and out to a mobile communications device," Mr. Balsillie said.
The eluent is concurrently introduced into the mass spectrometer via electrospray ionization (ESI).
