Sentence examples for simultaneously bringing from inspiring English sources

Technology is simultaneously bringing people together, and forcing them apart: the ultimate cleaver.

As a full-line dairy concern, Amul can market related products simultaneously, bringing down its distribution costs.

Let's encourage active policing that can both eliminate dangerous conditions while simultaneously bringing much needed money to the city's coffers.

The aim is to replicate the imagery as it exists on the page, simultaneously bringing the drawing to life and flattening the action into two dimensions.

I ought, then, to be sharpening my chainsaw teeth with excitement at the idea of the Forestry Commission sell-off: reducing the power of the state while simultaneously bringing land under local ownership – a double whammy.

This was the moment of creation, when their ancestors ran out into a half-formed world singing the names of the mountains, rivers and hills, simultaneously bringing them into existence and blazing sacred paths, or Songlines, between them.

The two connect, then ditch the party, and that's when Chantry simultaneously brings Wallace closer and shoves him away.

The Romantic era and fin-de-siècle seem to be occurring simultaneously, brought together by blood and electricity.

In the show, that line, "Immigrants, we get the job done" simultaneously brings down the house and electrifies it.

In other words, the Clinton plan, if enacted, could very well simultaneously bring about the harms attendant upon it without providing any of its benefits.

In 1981 he was simultaneously brought in by Greenwood as a part-time England coach, and when Greenwood left, his successor, Robson, kept him on.