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

Also, you can have several rows in progress at the same time.

Each evening, at opposite sides of a metal table, they sat with their textbooks, copybooks, pencils, and erasers, a chess game in progress at the same time.

Since he has to wait for scrap to accumulate, he usually has a number of pieces in progress at the same time.

Transesterification may be a reason for the substrate specificity of hCE-1 that hardly hydrolyzes a substrate with hydrophobic alcohol group, because transesterification can progress at the same time when a compound is hydrolyzed by hCE-1.

On the one hand, there has been undeniable democratic progress; at the same time, however, the main political parties are still in the process of democratizing themselves internally and do not appear prepared to discuss how to resolve national problems.

The cams have been operating on Usopen.org since 1997, but this year they have become one of the site's most popular features, especially during rain delays and when two popular matches are in progress at the same time.

Schnittke does this while using church music from the Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Orthodox faiths, the orchestral texture becoming extremely dense from the many musical strands progressing at the same time.

A/S Gordon said that Turkey was caught in a vicious cycle and it is not completing necessary reforms because the Turks do not believe that their EU candidacy will be allowed to progress, and at the same time, their negotiations are not progressing because they aren't completing the required reforms.

I'm the first generation of this music so I've got to make decisions; I want to progress, but at the same time not stray too far off the blueprint".

The slowly shrinking gender disparity of MPs is constantly held up as a marker of progress, yet at the same time, Rachel Reeves promises to be "tougher" than the Tories when it comes to savaging the welfare state.

It is possible to look back over the past half-century and conclude that we have come a long way and yet made surprisingly little progress, all at the same time.