Sentence examples for brought simultaneously from inspiring English sources

There's a sense of all Appignanesi's vast interests as a non-fiction writer – women, prostitution, hysteria, antisemitism – being brought simultaneously into play; but that's no bad thing.

Hence the paint job and toilet repairs a new school brings, simultaneously delivers a psychic slap in the face.

The six remaining structures are to be brought down simultaneously later this year.

Kandinsky revised the Wagnerian concept of the integrated work of art, pointing out that it was based on the assumption that all the various elements of theatre brought together simultaneously in concert would produce an effect that was greater than the sum of the parts.

However, this is sometimes misunderstood to imply that all components are (1) already in their final form when assembled together and (2) brought together simultaneously to form a new complex organ.

In this light, the weak correlation in the current study by Žuran and colleagues between the forearm flow and the insulin doses, largely explained by one outlier, does not suffice to conclude that the concomitant prevention of hyperglycemia was not important, as both higher insulin doses and lower blood glucose levels were brought about simultaneously.

The Romantic era and fin-de-siècle seem to be occurring simultaneously, brought together by blood and electricity.

In 1981 he was simultaneously brought in by Greenwood as a part-time England coach, and when Greenwood left, his successor, Robson, kept him on.

If Britain and America can move forward together so that Wall Street and London trades are simultaneously brought into a financial transaction tax regime, real progress could be achieved in safeguarding vital services and economic growth.

The sense of loss was strong as the dances and the stories repeated simultaneously, brought together as Mr. Linyekula moved to a recording of what he had earlier said.

A fleet of them might thus be brought to bear simultaneously on a task which can now be done by only one forklift at a time such as unloading a lorry or a shipping container.