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• s  occurring in the same period of time
  a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation
• s  of the same period

• As per contemporaneous evidence, the ship had sent out distress signals before she stopped sending communications altogether.
• The Fire Brigade acted with promptness and there is contemporaneous video to prove that the fire engines arrived even before the police arrived.
• The contemporaneous handwritten notes of Hill and Platt demonstrate the inaccuracy of Shultz's assertions and the popular impression regarding his knowledge.

• contemporary
• coetaneous
• coeval

News & Articles

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• 'Boardwalk Empire' of the South: Prohibition brought violence, corruption to Mobile
  Mobile was practically in open revolt against Prohibition, according to historians and contemporaneous accounts. By mid-decade, federal investigators would unravel a widespread bootlegging conspiracy uncanny in its similarity to "Boardwalk Empire"
  June 23, 2013 - Mobile Press-Register

Quotes

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• Leon Panetta in Bloomberg
  Our contemporaneous records from September 2002 indicate that CIA officers briefed truthfully on the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, describing 'the enhanced techniques that had been employed,'Panetta said.
• Patrick Fitzgerald in Jamaica Observer
  Cheney's notes on the margins of Wilson's opinion column in The New York Times on July 6, 2003, reflect "the contemporaneous reaction of the vice-president", Fitzgerald said in the court filing late Friday.
• Pope Benedict XVI in AsiaNews.it
  The contemporaneous inclusion of such a large number of martyrs to the list of the Blessed,said the Pope, "shows that the supreme witness of blood is not an exception reserved only to a few individuals, but is a realistic possibility for...