Concurrent:

Adjective:

1. Happening at the same time; simultaneous.
2. Acting in conjunction; cooperating.

Prepositions:

• “With” (concurrent with something)
• No specific prepositions used after “concurrent.”

Collocations:

• Concurrent events, concurrent activities, concurrent sessions, concurrent tasks.

Example Sentences:

1. The two concerts were scheduled to be concurrent on different stages.
2. The project managers worked on concurrent tasks to meet the deadline.
3. She managed to attend concurrent meetings without any overlap.
4. The court proceedings ran concurrently with the police investigation.
5. The conference offered concurrent sessions on various topics.
6. He held concurrent roles as CEO and chairman of the board.
7. The software allows users to run concurrent applications smoothly.
8. They experienced concurrent problems with both software and hardware.
9. The athletes participated in concurrent events throughout the day.
10. The company implemented a strategy of concurrent product development.
11. The students completed concurrent assignments in different subjects.
12. The program allows for concurrent editing of documents by multiple users.
13. The board members made concurrent decisions on key issues.
14. The festival featured concurrent performances across multiple stages.
15. The policy changes were implemented concurrently with staff training.
16. He managed to balance concurrent responsibilities without any issues.
17. The study found a correlation between concurrent stress and health problems.
18. The professor taught concurrent classes in economics and statistics.
19. The team coordinated concurrent activities to streamline operations.
20. The system supports concurrent users accessing the database.
21. She held concurrent meetings with different client groups.
22. The software upgrade allows for concurrent processing of transactions.
23. The military conducted concurrent exercises with allied forces.
24. The company faced challenges managing concurrent projects.
25. He demonstrated his ability to handle concurrent challenges under pressure.
26. The report discusses concurrent trends in global markets.
27. The conference had concurrent workshops on leadership and innovation.
28. She managed concurrent responsibilities in finance and operations.
29. The study examined concurrent developments in technology and education.
30. The committee considered concurrent proposals for funding allocation.
31. The software allows for concurrent users to access the same data securely.
32. The hospital faced challenges managing concurrent medical emergencies.
33. He proposed concurrent strategies for increasing revenue and reducing costs.
34. The event organizers planned for concurrent activities to cater to diverse interests.
35. The policy change was implemented concurrently with public consultation.
36. They completed concurrent tasks to ensure smooth project delivery.
37. The system is designed to handle concurrent requests without delays.
38. The artists performed concurrent acts during the music festival.
39. The company adopted concurrent production processes to maximize efficiency.
40. She participated in concurrent training sessions to improve her skills.
41. The study found concurrent trends in consumer behavior and purchasing habits.
42. The government announced concurrent reforms in taxation and healthcare.
43. He managed concurrent projects in different geographical regions.
44. The organization faced challenges managing concurrent crises.
45. She attended concurrent seminars on leadership and communication.
46. The software update improves performance during concurrent operations.
47. They discussed concurrent issues affecting the local community.
48. The team coordinated concurrent campaigns to launch the new product.
49. The study examined concurrent challenges in environmental conservation.
50. The conference featured concurrent presentations by industry experts.