Sentence examples for simultaneously argue from inspiring English sources

Can women simultaneously argue for their ability to work as hard as men and suggest that no one should work that hard?

I asked him how he could simultaneously argue that the bank should stop lending to corrupt countries and become more involved in Iraq, which now trails only Haiti in some rankings of the most corrupt countries on earth.

It seems hard to simultaneously argue that Scotland can be better off alone and that it needs to depend on a foreign central bank to come to its rescue in times of trouble.

You can campaign, as the Tea Party has done, on promises never to increase the nation's debt limit, but you cannot simultaneously argue that Mr Obama has been reckless with the nation's finances, while also propelling the most reckless act of all – the day (theoretically next Thursday) when the government will have to delay, or prioritise, the payment of US Treasury bills.

In the book, I simultaneously argue that the corrupting influence of partisanship (on both the religious left and religious right) helps explain at least some of institutional Christianity's post-1960s decline, and that Christians cannot simply be apolitical and leave partisan controversies alone, which would seem like the obvious way to avoid such corruption entirely.

Supporters of a truly free market wouldn't simultaneously argue against government intervention in the case of minimum wage but for government intervention to restrict workers rights.

He uttered the sentence "I would like to apologize to the victims" while simultaneously arguing he was not a victimizer.

The president's tweet means that the White House has joined Fox News in simultaneously arguing two conflicting points.

Harrison has been searching for partners in Britain while simultaneously arguing in Auckland that what the Cup needs is the yachting world equivalent of salary caps.

By using discarded material, he is simultaneously arguing against de-cluttering and positioning "The Accursed Items" as an environmentally friendly piece.

Carey wants to invoke the legal definition of marriage as immutable, while simultaneously arguing that nobody has the right to define marriage.