Sentence examples for simultaneous attempts from inspiring English sources

More elegantly plotted and streamlined than the first film, "Triad Election" largely involves Jimmy's simultaneous attempts to insinuate himself into seemingly legitimate business dealings in mainland China and, at least initially, to extricate himself from the complex, deadly machinations of Hong Kong's underworld.

NB: Sony's odd wording here — "camera in a smartphone" — can be explained by its simultaneous attempts to extend phone camera smarts via a hardware add-on lens system that clips onto any phone, including the Xperia Z1.

Although such organization enhances memory bandwidth, the amount of data that the multiprocessor can retrieve in the same memory cycle, conflicts due to simultaneous attempts to access the same memory module may reduce the effective bandwidth.

Ukraine's suffering was intensified by the simultaneous attempt to crush Ukrainian nationalism, seen as a threat to the Soviet project and the integrity of the Soviet Union.

But some people are wondering whether the effort may undermine librarians' simultaneous attempt to derail the pending acquisition of Harcourt General's journal business by Reed Elsevier.

Given western culture's association of women with the impure, ambiguous, and disorderly, the quest to free philosophy from those characteristics has been a simultaneous attempt to flee from everything associated with the feminine.

While I still believed in the soundness of my motivations, his insistence got me to reflect on the unspoken paradoxes between a closed, formal education and its simultaneous attempt to be "open".

The murder of the president — and simultaneous, coordinated attempts on the lives of Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State William H. Seward — throws Washington into panic.

Contention and queuing in CSMA/CA relates directly to network load in terms of the frequency of simultaneous transmission attempts from different nodes in range of each other.

A simultaneous project attempting to edit areas of press coverage no longer seems far fetched.

On the other hand, there must in normal operation be some mutual inhibition to prevent attempted simultaneous inspiration and expiration.