Sentence examples for concurrently trying from inspiring English sources

Walker, who has close ties to the lobbying network, also won applause vowing to dismantle the administration's Iran deal – a deal secretary of state John Kerry and other senior officials were concurrently trying to sell on Capitol Hill.

Since D-ForenRIA is concurrently trying different actions on each DOM we expected that adding more browsers would speedup the process as long as the system required resets.

With each change in rotation, residents needed to become acquainted with the unfamiliar setting, role expectations, the patients, their electronic records, and the team, while concurrently trying to learn a novel body of knowledge.

The introduction of steady-state regulatory flux balance analysis (SR-FBA) [ 29] which utilizes MILP to maximize biomass growth while concurrently trying to adhere to the maximum number of regulatory constraints, allowed a detailed quantification of the extent to which metabolic and transcriptional regulation control the metabolic behavior of a cell.

The development team worked on The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. concurrently, and tried to separate their ideas: Super Mario Bros. was to be linear, where the action occurred in a strict sequence, whereas The Legend of Zelda would be the opposite.

Concurrently, Beate Klarsfeld tried to campaign in such Arab capitals as Rabat, Damascus, and Beirut, as well as elsewhere, accusing Arabs of "barbarities" and urging them to let Israel "live in peace".

These actions are then assigned one-by-one to SR-Browsers by SR-Proxy, and tried concurrently by SR-Browsers until the correct action is found.

The trial of his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, is being held at the same location - meaning there are two former Egyptian presidents being tried concurrently.

The National Police Academy is also hosting the trial of his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, - meaning there are two former Egyptian presidents being tried concurrently.

Trying to fulfil both promises concurrently will pose a challenge Ms Gillard could not have anticipated.

Rizzo could receive eight years in prison for the tax crimes, but his lawyer is trying to arrange things so Rizzo can serve his sentences concurrently in a federal institution that houses nonviolent criminals.