Sentence examples for and simultaneously create from inspiring English sources

We are trapped in a bind that can only be met with, and simultaneously create, a radical politics.

In their proposal, Google executives argue that by permitting companies to resell the airwaves in a real-time auction would make it possible to greatly improve spectrum use and simultaneously create a robust market for innovative digital services.

This can obscure differences among theories and simultaneously create the false expectation that a specific theory will perform as well in all cases.

Most importantly, Yb doping on the Mg site is chosen to optimize carrier concentration and simultaneously create strong point-defect phonon scattering.

Hence, the system can obtain video sequences of real fish using a monocular camera and simultaneously create fish animation with variation.

The results also suggest that the policy intervention that strengthens the enforcement of forest protection in the critical areas of the watershed and simultaneously create incentives and opportunities for agricultural production in the less critical areas will likely promote forest restoration and community income in long run.

When I first had the idea of delivering presents to children around the world, and simultaneously creating job opportunities for an entire community of long term unemployed elves, people said I couldn't do it.

Light-years from the watering holes of elite WASP's on the one hand, and wealthy German Jews on the other, classic borscht belt places like Kutsher's (and the defunct Grossinger's and the Windsor) launched talents like Henny Youngman, Mel Brooks and Jackie Mason, and simultaneously created and captured an entire world view: humorous, earthy, optimistic, ambitious, and counting its lucky stars.

The bottom line is that matter and form are inseparable and simultaneously created.

Across the globe in Russia, the government has started to eliminate tariffs on electronic components and simultaneously created significant barriers to using imported goods in government projects.

While there are many ways to tackle such a pernicious problem, Roosegaarde's dual tactic of cleaning and simultaneously creating is one of the more forward-thinking proposed solutions to this issue.