Concomitant in a sentence

I do find that much of an upscale -- from 1440p to 4K -- ends up looking oversharpened, with concomitant aliasing (rolling edges) on thin lines that I can never unsee.

This garment emphasizes the distinction of Israel as separated from among the nations of the world and our concomitant responsibility to avoid their prohibited spiritual practices.

Narrow internal strategies of fighting the virus can only be of utility with concomitant adoption of extreme measures, such as permanently banning cross border traveling.

Optimize hydration status, hemoglobin level, and concomitant medications to avoid exacerbating dizziness or mental status changes.

The digital revolution and the concomitant era of cyber operations have raised serious questions about the scope of this prohibition.

The increase is partly a result of a slowing economy and a concomitant decline in energy consumption.

There must be certain values and virtues that must go concomitant with our dreams.

This has clearly signaled a new trend — women as permanent fixtures of the jihadi – and the concomitant failure of authorities to mitigate the birth of female extremists.

The concomitant result that inconveniences the citizens, to my opinion, displays the reality that the opposition has won by putting the government on the defensive and in fear of the opposition.

This policy decision was not unanimous and many of us spoke out about our concern of accepting United Way funds with the concomitant obligation to open many Jewish programs and activities to the general public.

Abject poverty and concomitant deprivation of the worst kind have for some time been normal life for the majority in simply beautiful Saint Lucia.

As Arcata’s policy of “in-fill” moves forward without concomitant measures to calm and reduce traffic, and to otherwise make our streets safer, the city is remiss in its first obligation, to protect its citizenry.

Distinguished psychologists have identified certain underlying reasons for harbouring aggressive feelings and the concomitant violence.

However, the negotiation and drafting of the ICC Statute, like any international instrument, was a political process with the concomitant political pressures and compromises involved in such processes.

It also highlighted a concomitant fall in the sales of the books that had been such a staple of publishers’ catalogues – celebrity biographies.

Once people buy in, the framing of facts and concomitant merits are then set.

Our country must not be oblivious to concomitant danger around, outside and ahead.

Rather than grappling with our inherent economic malaise, which is the concomitant effect of our pervasive corruption, we have been side-tracked by avoidable distractions.

They see Mr Tanoh as a person of integrity who is capable of restoring those values with their concomitant populist benefits of wooing the masses.

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