Concomitant

There is no Defence against Reproach, but Obscurity; it is a kind of Concomitant to Greatness, as Satyrs and Invectives were an essential Part of a Roman Triumph.

Spectator, June 26, 1711 1711

Reproach, but Obscurity; it is a kind of Concomitant to Greatness, as

The Spectator, Volume 1 Eighteenth-Century Periodical Essays Joseph Addison 1695

Concomitant with the alleviation of poverty of hundreds of millions in countries such as China and India.

The optimists of Davos past now face a world whose script has gone awry | Timothy Garton Ash 2011

Concomitant with the alleviation of poverty of hundreds of millions in countries such as China and India.

The optimists of Davos past now face a world whose script has gone awry | Timothy Garton Ash 2011

Concomitant with all of this is the fact that it will simply drive actual infringers underground, switching to approaches that are essentially untrackable.

Disconnection Notice « PubliCola 2010

Concomitant with this freedom of choice is being held personal responsibility for any resulting (positive/negative) consequences.

Is the Past Dead? : Law is Cool 2008

Concomitant with this development there has been an increase in organization among other groups involved in production.

Energy and Society~ Chapter 11~ The Organization of Productive Effort 2009

Concomitant with these efforts, a different strain of transplanted Orthodoxy began to evolve in immigrant neighborhoods, first in Brooklyn and then downtown, which advocated still another way girls might be educated.

Orthodox Judaism in the United States. 2009

Concomitant with these pressures is potential over-exploitation of some marine resources.

The Arctic~ geography, climate, ecology, and people 2009

Concomitant effects are the residual plant litter or thatch declining in mass density, such that surface water infiltration is reduced and ground surface temperatures increase.

Overgrazing 2009