Sentence examples for grow simultaneously from inspiring English sources

And we, who see everything through her eyes, grow simultaneously more aware of her profound unreliability as a narrator and less certain of what, precisely, it is that we're seeing.

Myrmekite, irregular, wormy penetration by quartz in plagioclase feldspar; these wartlike, wormlike, or fingerlike bodies may develop during the late stages of crystallization of igneous rocks if the two minerals (quartz and feldspar) grow simultaneously in the presence of a volatile phase.

For a wave triplet, all the three waves grow simultaneously.

Another model calls for galaxies and their black holes to arise and grow simultaneously.

The islands and pits first grow simultaneously as the layer deposition proceeds.

And, hopefully like with other platforms, the two will grow simultaneously.

Sometimes, in short, Turkey seems to be growing simultaneously more conservative and more liberal.A greater worry is Mr Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian bent.

Moreover, revolutionary Marxist parties grew simultaneously with an industrialized, urban labour force, so that political ideas especially revolution and Socialism helped to give definition to workplace struggle.

Grant was right that the putatively scientific term "Caucasian" was becoming interchangeable with its colloquial counterpart, "white"; both referred to a category that was growing simultaneously more inclusive (of Europeans) and more exclusive (of "Negroes" and "Mongols" and others).

The museum has grown simultaneously with the novel of the same name: a story of lost love about an (already engaged) wealthy socialite called Kemal and his obsessive love for his cousin twice removed, a beautiful shopgirl called Füsun.

Yes, China and India will grow faster than their rich-country counterparts, but the emerging-market upstarts aren't what they used to be, and the West is looking sprightlier, with output growing simultaneously in its three big regions, America, Japan and Europe a rarity in recent years.The American economy has created 4.3m jobs in the past two years, and will create another 2m or so in 2014.