Sentence examples for become simultaneously from inspiring English sources

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

As texts are turned into pixels, books have become simultaneously images and index: collections of photographs of pages and of disconnected units that we still call words.

The problem is that Tito is in his thirties, so the fantasy life has become simultaneously more threadbare and yet more desperately important to him.

But on the whole the 13th district, like much of suburban America, has become simultaneously both richer and more socially liberal.

The rest of the novel will take place as Aljaz slowly drowns: on the brink of death, he has become "simultaneously filmmaker, projectionist and audience" to an eerie, sad Tasmanian home movie.

The French worry that they will become simultaneously old and banal, a repository of antiques with the mediocre consumer politics of a small liberal state--a wine cellar with a chamber of commerce.

So the debate becomes simultaneously both polarised and confused.

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

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

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.

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.