Sentence examples for simultaneously a common practice from inspiring English sources

The governor even pointed to areas where he might, uncharacteristically, tread lightly rather than face fierce resistance, like banning the holding of two or more government jobs simultaneously, a common practice among legislators.

The face becomes all the more important when the hands are otherwise occupied, as when a conductor simultaneously plays a keyboard, a common practice of early-music specialists like Mr. Bicket.

Most Maya tombs were built "intrusively", as additions to existing structures, but the new tomb was built simultaneously with the structure around it – a common practice among cultures such as the ancient Egyptians, but uncommon among the Mayas.

But that is not a common practice.

But it's a common practice now.

That seems to be a common practice.

It's a common practice in politics.

Still, it is not a common practice.

This proposal would end a common practice.

This is actually a common practice nationwide.

This is increasingly a common practice.