concomitant increase
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describes an increase that happens at the same time as something else
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- The surge in tourism brought a concomitant increase in local employment.
- The economic downturn led to a concomitant increase in unemployment.
- A rise in fuel costs will lead to a concomitant increase in the price of goods.
- Improved public health measures resulted in a concomitant increase in life expectancy.
- The study showed a growth in screen time among children and a concomitant increase in attention-related issues.
- The rise in global temperatures caused a concomitant increase in extreme weather events.
- As the company expanded, it saw a concomitant increase in administrative overhead.
- With the expansion of digital services, there was a concomitant increase in cybersecurity threats.
- The patient's recovery was marked by a reduction in symptoms and a concomitant increase in energy levels.
- The study noted a concomitant increase in consumer confidence and market stability.
- Urbanization often leads to a concomitant increase in pollution and traffic congestion.
- A concomitant increase in student enrollment often requires more educational resources.
- Historians note the invention of the printing press and the concomitant increase in literacy rates.
- The company's innovative marketing strategy brought a concomitant increase in sales.
- There has been a growing demand for electric vehicles and a concomitant increase in the need for charging infrastructure.
- Reduced carbon emissions are often associated with a concomitant increase in renewable energy adoption.
- We must plan for a growing elderly population and the concomitant increase in healthcare demands.
- This dietary change can lead to a concomitant increase in overall well-being.
- The liberalization of the market resulted in greater foreign investment and a concomitant increase in economic competition.
- The government's investment in infrastructure spurred a concomitant increase in local employment.