Sentence examples for contended simultaneously from inspiring English sources
At different times, two and even three "absolute monarchs" contended simultaneously for the title of chakravartin.
Republicans want to win over Latinos in the long term, but for this election, they have to contend simultaneously with pro-immigration-reform Latino voters and other GOP supporters who are less open to reform.
But The Economist contends that it is difficult to trust a firm whose inner workings are often unknown: In terms of its investment banking, Goldman now finds itself on so many sides of a deal simultaneously that the mind boggles.
Since Russia could not simultaneously contend for Livonia against Sweden and for Ukraine against Poland, he recommended peace with Poland even at the price of losing Ukraine.
The prosecution contends that they simultaneously slipped a bomb-loaded suitcase into the baggage system and onto a plane bound for Germany, tagged to transfer to a flight for London and New York.
Treu's argument is completely contradictory given current law -- he simultaneously contends that he believes in the concept of due process and that districts should be able to deprive people of it for three to five years.
Most researchers have contended that work on both methods should go forward simultaneously to determine which is the speedier path or the more effective cure.
Multiple STAs contend for OFDM subchannels simultaneously, according to estimated subchannel quality and QoS demand.
Since MTC devices access the network simultaneously and contend for PRBs, this paper focuses on the contention-based RA challenges and possible proposed solutions.
While commentators emphasize how this manner of writing can communicate multiple levels of meaning simultaneously, Hayman and Norris contend that its purpose is as much to obscure and disable meaning as to expand it.
His case caused an uproar when his lawyer contended that Vicentillo Zambada couldn't be charged with drug trafficking because he was simultaneously working as an informant for the DEA.
