Sentence examples for the concomitant from inspiring English sources

Fashion, clothes and shoes – and the concomitant rise in fake goods.

And he didn't, as many seem to, mind the concomitant fame?

Alongside the racism came the concomitant sexism, homophobia and hatred of the western world.

Unfortunate in that I endured all the concomitant fears and indignities, twice.

The concomitant self-implication is important, too — the admission of unknowing.

But the economic slump and the concomitant drop in consumer spending have left many questioning the financial health of casinos.

In some ways, it seems that we got the cultural change that feminism promised, without the concomitant political transformation.

Meanwhile, the term "wellbeing" has the virtue of a more philosophical flavour, but the concomitant drawback of vagueness.

The nadir of the decline seems to be occurring at the century's turn, with the concomitant rise of memoir.

They do not share the circumstances of most women, as we see with the concomitant rise of the servant class.

What are we to make of the surging salience of immigration and the concomitant rise in support for Ukip?