Sentence examples for simultaneously continuing from inspiring English sources

US-brokered diplomatic contacts were simultaneously continuing with their efforts.

Further, many of these artists were able to get on the folk circuit and make good money while simultaneously continuing to please their own communities.

But many show runners have said they believed that they could not perform those broader duties without simultaneously continuing as writers, and that therefore they intended to stay away from work altogether.

Godsey was known as Kelly until his senior year of college, at which point he began the difficult process of changing his gender identity while simultaneously continuing a successful athletic career.

"For reasons unbeknownst to us, you have yet to respond to any and all of our requests, while simultaneously continuing the marketing efforts for your value destructive equity offering," said the letter, filed with securities regulators on Wednesday morning.

For decades there have been United Nations resolutions, American and international peace plans, initiatives, temporary agreements and an Arab peace plan that Israel rejected while simultaneously continuing to annex more Palestinian land and build more settlements.

Mr. Cardoso, who will simultaneously continue to serve as chairman of Andersen Worldwide's board of partners, will succeed Joseph Berardino, who announced last week that he would step down.

After he becomes a registered nurse, he hopes to start working and simultaneously continue his education to become a nurse practitioner, and eventually a surgical first assistant.

While she condemns old Washington ways and purports to be for the people, she simultaneously continues to use some of the most insidious types of political manoeuvring that makes voters so resigned and cynical.

They must simultaneously continue to produce high-quality work that attracts audiences in ever-growing numbers (when, throughout the country, pubs, bars and restaurants struggle to draw cash-strapped people from their homes).

4. Developing countries should receive technical and financial assistance, to simultaneously continue to develop (and g ow) more sustainably, by following a less carbon-intensive growth path that also reduces climate vulnerability.