Sentence examples for possibilities at the same time from inspiring English sources

After a period that included Liberal Arts school and a stint at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, I was able to see entrepreneurial possibilities at the same time that President Reagan's shared Spirit of Optimism was taking hold in a resurgent America.

STEAM women need to be intentional about educating their male peers on how to speak to their peers, daughters and sisters about their limitless possibilities while at the same time opening the doors to those opportunities.

Deutsche and AXA let it be known in late March that they were discussing partnership possibilities, at about the same time that Allianz was completing its deal with Dresdner.

Mr. Nishizawa said: "Every time I finish a building I revel in possibilities and at the same time reflect on what has happened.

They have experienced mixed success, each working and failing in different ways; but these devices left me optimistic about future possibilities — while at the same time clinging tenaciously to my notebook and pen.

To be able to awake your conscious and pay attention to all your senses, including your thoughts, your emotions and each and every activity that you do throughout the day, allows you to discover a whole new world of possibilities, while at the same time letting you for an instant set aside worries and anxieties.

"Whitman's advocacy of an 'adhesive' democratic manly comradeship was attractive to Carpenter because it provided a new homoerotic possibility and at the same time touched a political nerve," Rowbotham explains.

Further studies, involving direct comparison with BCG, will throw more light on this possibility, while at the same time, separately; HCL2 offers a tantalizing template for the synthesis of anti-TB peptidomimetic molecules.

Women commonly described being given some information about transfer, knowing that transfer was a theoretical possibility, but at the same time not wanting to think about it or thinking that it would not happen to them.

Giovanni Punzi, the Fermilab physicist who is spokesman for the international team that did the work, said by e-mail that he and his colleagues were "strongly thrilled at the possibility, and cautious at the same time, because this would be so important that almost scares us — so we think of all possible alternative explanations".

We are constantly negotiating how to continually adapt in the evolving field of publishing, how to remain open to change and possibility, and how, at the same time, to remain present in our mission and its resolve.