Sentence examples for has simultaneously made from inspiring English sources

In what the former Time-scribbler-turned-Obama-spokesman/apologist, Jay Carney, called an "official trip," Obama has simultaneously made this obvious campaign trip a taxpayer-funded activity (illegal) and given his detractors yet another physically powerful piece of artillery to use against him.

More specifically, according to [ 73, 74], two "minimalist" complementary p-aaRSs from the opposite classes might have simultaneously made 'contact (from major and minor groove sides) with one tRNA acceptor stem, thus covering and protecting it like "chaperons".

The company has simultaneously maintained a Mexican plant that makes a different version of the Cruze, and Trump has complained that some of those versions have been sold in the U.S. "We just want the company to be conscious of the community," Green said.

In short, by honoring amazon sexuality and sociology that for centuries had simultaneously been in disrepute, and making them a part of the norm, from her first appearance in 1941, Wonder Woman's ambiguous sexuality has indicated that a notoriously censorial social order was slowly being supplanted.

Mr. Sadr simultaneously made a series of demands, which senior Iraqi politicians involved in the talks said they believed that Mr. Maliki had agreed to in advance.

Each batch was simultaneously made in quadruplicate.

The individual is simultaneously made of multiple traits.

Her email simultaneously made me furious and melted my heart.

We thus specify na (resp. ng) whose radial component ( na) r (resp. ( ng) r )at the CMB has minimum energy and simultaneously makes no energy cancellation with ( ad) r (resp. ( ge) r ).

The recent development of high-throughput sequencing, which can be used to determine allele frequencies for nearly all sites in the genome in each phenotypic pool simultaneously, has made BSA particularly effective for mapping polymorphisms in organisms with small genomes such as yeast (Ehrenreich et al. 2010; Pomraning et al. 2011; Liti and Louis 2012; Wilkening et al. 2013).

Federal agents had simultaneously raided three homes.