Sentence examples for became simultaneously from inspiring English sources

The Affordable Care Act hardly changed that fundamental flaw — after its passage, our health-care system became, simultaneously, more government-centered and more market-oriented.

The attention to a youngster's spiritual state intensified at adolescence, when children became simultaneously more capable of reason and less reasonable.

In Gerhard Köpf's Papas Koffer the narrator's search for Ernest Hemingway's lost papers became simultaneously the quest for his own youth.

It became simultaneously costly and vacuous and began to disappear from West End theatres; it survived elsewhere in Britain – not least in Scotland, where the variety tradition was, and is, still strong – but only just.

Despite the overall increase in random and purely non-genetic effects among the Hsp90 mutant flies, when previously invariable SC or TH bristle numbers were destabilized, they became simultaneously sensitized to the effects of multiple types of variation and their predicted responses to selection were also dramatically increased.

If serum and fecal specimens became simultaneously positive for HEV RNA, a complete necropsy was performed of each rabbit.

So the debate becomes simultaneously both polarised and confused.

Latin bandleaders these days are making music that becomes simultaneously more modern and more ancient.

Our results suggest that it is possible to create incentives for healthcare to become simultaneously more efficient and more equitable.

When this statement is fed through the loop it becomes simultaneously trite, anxious and interminable, which seems a pretty shrewd critique of the current political scene.

Knight, who is helping to design a new planning and urban design course at Kingston University School of Architecture and Landscape, agrees: "Planners have become simultaneously under-respected and over-professionalised.