Sentence examples for now concurrently from inspiring English sources

Chen is now concurrently serving as both the spokesperson of the Democratic Progressive Party and the chief executive officer of the party's Policy Research and Coordinating Committee since May 2011.

The Brisbane Asia and Pacific Film festival (BAPFF) now runs concurrently to give audiences access to the films.

However, little is known about resistance, drug consumption and selection in malaria-endemic Africa, where high levels of chloroquine and fluoroquinolone use now occurs concurrently.

Such a system, for example, can transmit more than twice the number of high-definition TV channels than can now be streamed concurrently.

The strengths of these aryl boronate and benzil probes can now be exploited concurrently to elucidate biological mechanisms of H2O2 production and oxidative stress.

Here's how: When you put tolls on the now-free bridges, concurrently lower the base tolls on the outrageously priced M.T.A. bridges and tunnels, many of which run parallel to the free bridges.

Now they can run concurrently.

Now he's showing concurrently in three venues: London's Hauser & Wirth, New York's Andrea Rosen Gallery and Milan's Massimo de Carlo.

Several readers have mused over whether, now that they are concurrently unattached for the first time, Joan and Roger might make a go of it as a couple.

Individual radars can now use these subcarriers to concurrently communicate with their neighboring radars, while simultaneously performing radar functions, such as target detection.

Both wars went on concurrently.