Sentence examples for simultaneously becoming from inspiring English sources

As it becomes richer and bolder, Russia is simultaneously becoming more lawless.

But then I dug a little deeper, and it turned out that Tom wanted to get rid of the heridatary monarchy so that he could become the King of England himself, while also simultaneously becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Prime Minister.

They liked and loathed one another simultaneously, becoming polarized not just politically but emotionally.

It is mercilessly covering over and simultaneously becoming some of the youngest land on Earth.

One safe observation today is that the slump in global oil prices has notably dimmed hopes that emerging powers might continue their growth and modernisation, simultaneously becoming solid stakeholders in a stable international order.

Gophers move west, while simultaneously becoming physically smaller.His work in a place called Porcupine Cave in Colorado, shows that cheetahs, camels, horses and peccaries were present 800,000 years ago, yet none of these species survives there today.

That same year, when Richard Ravitch stepped down as M.T.A. chairman, Mr. Scannell also became acting chairman -- holding the three positions simultaneously and becoming, in essence, his own boss in two of them.

Although replacement hosts Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc gave it their best shot, the format turned to ashes in their hands, becoming simultaneously too flaccid and eager to please.

Yet even though the world is simultaneously aging and becoming more environmentally conscious, the sudden economic downturn could change Philips's short-term fortunes.

The digital age, Mr. Starck said, has created a process of "dematerialization," in which products like the Zik headphones are simultaneously shrinking and becoming smarter.

Now they were simultaneously disappearing and becoming unbearably real to me, heartbreakingly diminished and yet still powerful, deeply rooted trees that against all reason would not let go.