Alongside
As a preposition, alongside means ‘close beside’, ‘next to’ or ‘together with’: …

alongside | American Dictionary

alongside
preposition, adverb[ not gradable ]
us/əˈlɔŋˌsɑɪd/
beside, or together with:
They put out cookies alongside the cake.

Examples of alongside

alongside
In addition to prescribing forms of work to the patient, each of the three models assigns the physician a moral function alongside his technical function.
Alongside teaching and research she works as a professional oboist.
They could be full-time content developers, or they could work part-time alongside other teaching or research duties.
Alongside increased criminal justice demands for contemporary perpetrators of violence, those who suffered from human rights violations do not sense any judicial support.
Thus, both architecturally and socially, the aggrandizement played out in a way that recognized local needs alongside monarchical ones.
Hence, we have an intersection within these texts of genre, second or third hand experience, alongside a dynamic of imperialism that needs recognition and analysis.
Alongside the independent variables for party and ideology are the variables for social class, religious practice and economic evaluation.
These movements in fact adopted similar mobilising themes and a dual strategy based on a reassuring external facade alongside the use of street violence.
It assumes that electronic keyboards and pitched percussion instruments are available, alongside standard classroom percussion and at least one suitably loaded computer.
Alongside the desire to accord with fashionable ideals of familial life, more established imperatives become apparent.
She takes a deliberately expansive definition of life-writing, which enables her, for instance, to read non-textual modes of inscription alongside more conventional forms.
Alongside that extraordinary category of rights, we must work even harder to take academic responsibility and enforce upon ourselves disciplinary rules and community-defined ethics.
You can hardly imagine two such contrasting scales and models of work - mass utilitarian production alongside small-scale, personal, and exclusive exploration.
Language teaching status when set alongside other knowledge hierarchies supported by wider societal and education agendas.
Indeed, archaeology first emerged alongside modernity, as an investigation into the origins and depths of human historical achievement through the medium of its material residue.
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