Sentence examples for simultaneously became from inspiring English sources

The Antwerp bourse, or exchange, simultaneously became the leading money market of the north.

Yet in a crisis, unwinding all these positions simultaneously became almost impossible.

His hard-hitting, comprehensive narrative shows how their battles for labor rights, like those of African American workers, simultaneously became struggles for freedom.

With this dramatic expansion, argues author Bethel Saler, the United States simultaneously became a postcolonial republic and gained a domestic empire.

Two-nil up and cruising at half-time, no less than five of Cremonese's players simultaneously became ill during the second half.

Consulting arrangements soon proliferated at medical schools, and Dr. Nemeroff — who at one point consulted for 21 drug and device companies simultaneously — became a national model.

So how has he simultaneously become a laughing stock?

These networks simultaneously become platforms for both inclusion and agility.

China has simultaneously become the greatest boon and the biggest disappointment.

Why did banks suddenly and more or less simultaneously become interested in mortgage securitization and securities and derivatives activities?

As prey become more abundant, they simultaneously become less vulnerable to predation, causing the effective prey biomass to decline even though the actual prey biomass increases (Fig. 4b).