Sentence examples for simultaneously consulting from inspiring English sources
By Don Abarbanel and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 11 , 1954P. 31 A very rich, reprehensible young lady who mistrusts psychiatrist, is simultaneously consulting two of them without either knowing about the other.
In his inaugural address, he denounced the "money changers," but he was simultaneously consulting with leading financiers about how to solve the banking crisis.
Like many of my friends I am trying to come to terms with the reality of a Trump presidency, working through my own emotions and thoughts, while simultaneously consulting and being consulted by others.
The majority of parents appeared to rely on healthcare professionals for information but simultaneously consulted websites for information [ 67, 68], even if they recognized that information on the internet was not reliable [ 68].
(Players can also, of course, search virtually and physically simultaneously by consulting Bing on mobile devices).
She and her 15-year-old daughter were pregnant simultaneously, and consulted together at the clinic," Hafsteinsdottir said.
By simultaneously and repeatedly consulting interview data with case study evidence from different phases of the analysis, we were able to develop and refine our initial research questions, identify causal patterns, devise concepts of health governance based on these patterns, and establish linkages between the data.
This supernumerary GP supervisor or "consultant GP teacher" undertakes parallel consulting with both a medical student and PGPPP junior doctor simultaneously, while also being available to assist the GP registrar if required.
Dance doesn't usually occupy that part of contemporary life that lets us update our Facebook status while simultaneously blogging, sending an e-mail, listening to voice mail and consulting an app.
A university consulting program is typically offered free of charge because it simultaneously provides a service to the community and experience for graduate students.
