Two things have happened more or less simultaneously.
More or less simultaneously, the navigation lock opened its chamber.
Everyone on the planet with an interest hears important financial news more or less simultaneously.
Ms. Davis and Mr. Pratt arrived more or less simultaneously at the small, crowded SoHo restaurant.
In the United States, suspects are often arrested and charged more or less simultaneously.
The first and most complex section has six short films playing more or less simultaneously.
More or less simultaneously, conceptual control is at play: the new form is intended to communicate ideas or elicit emotions.
The two soldiers fired their shots from the derelict building more or less simultaneously in a single burst of fire.
Now — call it happenstance or dialectics — his comeback has arrived more or less simultaneously with the global crisis of capitalism.
Like the western sharpshooters of Leonard's first books, his speciality is shooting several villains more or less simultaneously without blinking an eye.
And the sinking was among the first global news stories to be reported, thanks to wireless radio, more or less simultaneously with the events.
