Sentence examples for simultaneously broadening from inspiring English sources

We've greatly raised our expectations of software, while simultaneously broadening our expectation of who should be able to command it.

By contrast, the new International Biomedical programme, which was launched in May this year, aims primarily to assist developing countries by increasing their research capacity while simultaneously broadening the research base in Australia and New Zealand.

The important consequence of prediction on the proportionality is that, in contrast to the common belief concerning polymers, it is physically possible to increase the loss factor while simultaneously broadening the peak.

With technology simultaneously broadening our horizons and making our time more precious, online users want quick and useful direction regarding everything that shapes their lifestyle, be it restaurants, travel or entertainment.

The current availability of well over 1000 complete bacterial and archaeal genomes permits the use of comparative genomics methods to locate the substrates for orphan TOMMs while simultaneously broadening the search for previously unknown families of post-translationally modified peptides.

As the pollsters point out, the party not only needs to free itself from some of the more extreme ties of the Christian Right but must simultaneously broaden its social and ethnic base.

The "ethnic question," then, is key for the insurgency: How can the Taliban play on Pashtun resentment in the south and simultaneously broaden the insurgency to include other ethnic groups in the north?

There is a solution, which will result in double-digit economic growth and significant job opportunities, and simultaneously broaden private, individual ownership so that EVERY American's income significantly grows over time, providing the means to support themselves and their families with an affluent lifestyle.

The revised regulations should expand the scope of reporting and simultaneously broaden international agency coordination.

Simultaneously, broaden your own interests.

But it's the presence of sparkling, less-noticed contemporaries like John Ferren, Raymond Jonson, Alice Trumbull Mason, John McLaughlin, George L. K. Morris and Charmion von Wiegand that turns a history lesson into an event, one that simultaneously broadens and sharpens the profile of American modernism.