Sentence examples for simultaneously advanced from inspiring English sources

At the same time, U.S. and Australian units advanced from Buna along the coast of New Guinea toward Lae and Salamaua, while other Australian forces simultaneously advanced from Wau in the hinterland; and in the night of June 29 30, U.S. forces secured Nassau Bay as a base for further advances against the same positions.

For all the fluid structure interaction problems reported in this study the complete set of equations governing the dynamics of the flow and the structure are simultaneously advanced in time using a predictor corrector strategy.

Both claim an allegiance to rural, working-class Americans, while simultaneously advancing rhetoric (or legislation) that will only further wound the poor.

Most likely, he enjoys reality, since the Rangers and Knicks aren't likely to find themselves simultaneously advancing that far in their respective leagues' playoffs for a while.

Once he arrived, he dismissed the notion that the Raj could simultaneously advance representative self-government for educated Indians — in courts and local government — and preserve the peace, stability, and prosperity of the Indian empire.

It is an ideal topic to encourage specific engagement on social enterprise responsibility and professional development while simultaneously advancing opportunities for women and youth in the country.

The result is a program rooted in the belief that social entrepreneurship focus on social impact economic development is the ideal topic to encourage specific engagement social responsibility and professional development while simultaneously advancing opportunities for women in Saudi Arabia (Richi, 2011).

Can we simultaneously advance as a society while increasing our dependence on mobile media devices?

Rather, they take great ideas from the left and right and simultaneously advance the aims of both sides (expanding social programs and deploying market-oriented solutions).

A recent approach, spearheaded by Michael Porter, highlights the opportunities for business in creating 'shared value' - namely, 'policies and operating practices that enhance the competitiveness of a company which simultaneously advance the economic and social conditions in the communities in which it operates' [ 26].

Participatory design of collaborative systems and professional practices enlivens and enriches information experiences that simultaneously advance both situated domain knowledge and transferable learning capacity.