Sentence examples for tandem though from inspiring English sources

Their biographies run in tandem, though to very different conclusions.

The two have been ruling in tandem, though Mr. Putin is widely considered Russia's paramount leader.

The twins still tend to travel — and talk — in tandem, though little differences between them do pop out: Cameron is a lefty, Tyler right-handed.

The sound is focused, thick, lovely: claustrophobic clusters of synths and guitars over which Mr. Kilfoyle and Ms. Bruun often sing in tandem, though the effect is multiplied haze, not amplified volume.

The screens can also be used in tandem, though I'm unsure how something like a web page, for example, would look across one 3.5-inch screen and one 2-inch screen.

Finally, the senators from Iowa seemed to be acting in tandem even though they sit on opposite sides of the aisle.

Bread arrives in tandem, and though the herbs, if fresh and infused into the oil, would not hold a bitter aftertaste, the idea was pleasant enough to dip into more than once.

Some comparative studies were conducted for the hybrid and tandem approaches, though no evidence supports that one approach clearly outperforms the other [21,22].

Indeed, shares in some companies are listed on both the A share and H share markets, yet the two classes of shares do not necessarily trade in tandem even though the underlying assets may be the same.

Coming in tandem with the optimism, though, are widespread concerns that the political achievements will not hold if leaders do not quickly deliver to the people.

Given the language used by the Vatican, any chance of the Catholic priesthood receiving official encouragement to learn these skills in tandem looks slim, though unconventional clergy will no doubt do it anyway, and be of great benefit to their congregations.