Sentence examples for have simultaneously from inspiring English sources

There's not much room for manoeuvre when you have simultaneously too few and too many applicants.

Improved manufacturing technologies have simultaneously increased flash drives' capacity while decreasing their cost.

People have simultaneously and publicly clapped or strolled, or had their cellphone alarms go off together.

Making matters more complex, they have simultaneously introduced another weapon: encrypted DDoS attacks.

Lohan may have moved merchandise, but she seems to have simultaneously stopped attracting audiences to her films.

Yet for the past few weeks they have simultaneously been performing in three of the most celebrated shows in London.

May and Merkel's encounter is a historic one, being the first time Britain and Germany have simultaneously had female leaders.

The Syrians have simultaneously demanded their immediate deployment and undermined the effort to negotiate terms, Security Council diplomats said.

By taking the first steps in neutralizing North Korean militarism, Mr. Clinton would have simultaneously undermined a key justification for missile defense.

Maybe it was a illusory consequence of rubbish defending; perhaps it's just coincidental that so many managers have simultaneously decided that attack is the best form of defence.

They have, simultaneously, been a niche subcategory of an already niche pursuit, while also being enjoyed by millions across the world daily.