Sentence examples for dealt simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Two blows will be dealt simultaneously: 46% of the council's budget is spent on salaries, so job losses are inevitable; at the same time, Henig says, every area – from libraries to leisure centres, from rubbish collection and bus routes to care provision – is likely to shrink.

Components, fault normal and fault parallel were dealt simultaneously with same scaling factor so that SRSS of both matches the target spectra as recommended by ASCE7-05.

Dealing simultaneously with a growing business and bruised emotions was a challenge.

It should be able to deal simultaneously with several crises, large and small, in far-flung and inhospitable places.

Lawyers speculated that Judge Moreno intended to deal simultaneously with the requests for company documents in the plan members' and doctors' cases.

The Democratic governor is trying to deal simultaneously with the budget crisis -- with almost no help from Republicans -- and the recall threat.

While McCain insisted that the next president would be able to deal simultaneously with energy, healthcare and social security, Obama admitted there would be stark choices.

In 1989, OM Group built an electronic trading link between the two exchanges so that traders on their London exchange could deal simultaneously on their Stockholm market too.

Mr. Morsi and his government will have an even harder time dealing with Egypt's many problems — including rebuilding a shattered economy and creating jobs — if it has to deal simultaneously with growing militancy in the Sinai.

Dealing simultaneously with cancer, two young children (the Edwardses have taken Emma Claire, 9, and Jack, 7, on the campaign trail and are home schooling them) and a presidential candidacy could strain many marriages.

Just as in the last downturn cycle -- from July 1990 to March 1991, a period in which Iraq invaded Kuwait and the United States and its allies responded with military action -- the nation confronts the challenge of dealing simultaneously with war and recession.