Sentence examples for less concurrently from inspiring English sources

In fact Joachim lived at least three of them, more or less concurrently.

It is quite probable that these two civilizations developed their mapping skills more or less concurrently and in similar directions.

*Photograph Courtesy Redstone Press * Perhaps the most engaging pages in "Psychobook" are the ones that remind you that psychometry arose more or less concurrently with surrealism.

Perhaps the most engaging pages in "Psychobook" are the ones that remind you that psychometry arose more or less concurrently with surrealism.

They travel from east to west more or less concurrently with high-level easterly waves and bursts of speed from the easterly jet, causing a local strengthening of the low-level monsoonal flow.

More or less concurrently, proposals landed in Congress and in states around the nation to excuse insurance plans and religious employers from birth control coverage if they have moral objections.

This isn't the first time this has happened, as (for example) July of 2018 saw Spider-Man: Homecoming ($334m from a $117m launch), Despicable Me 3 ($264m from a $71m debut), Girls Trip ($115m from a $30m debut) and Dunkirk ($190m from a $50m debut) all earning best-case-scenario domestic box office despite more-or-less opening concurrently.

Since then, Iran has grown more confident of its regional influence and, concurrently, less belligerent.

But it turns out that overworking burns us out and makes us less productive, while concurrently turning into a habit that others expect of us.

Deaf subjects demonstrated a clear advantage over hearing subjects, requiring less time to concurrently discriminate a central target and localize a peripheral target embedded within a field of distractors.

We found evidence that this Th2-type resource allocation is likely driven by GI parasite infections, and that these trade-offs may render hosts less capable of concurrently mounting effective Th1-type immune responses against anthrax.