Sentence examples for simultaneously convincing from inspiring English sources
He would like to boost growth prospects while simultaneously convincing the markets that he is serious about getting Britain back in the black.
This affirmative imagery served to countermand destructive and pervasive stereotypes, steeling African-Americans against the ruthless forces of intolerance while simultaneously convincing white people of their shared humanity.
The constant demonstrations may sound like unusual behavior for an academic institution, but that is how the Media Lab survives: embarking on pie-in-the-sky research while simultaneously convincing companies that its ideas are worth the cost of sponsorship, which runs in the hundreds of thousands of dollars for each company each year.
Much of Obama's challenge in the speech therefore lies in simultaneously convincing wealthier Americans that the recovery is solid enough to warrant a more redistributive approach, while convincing them that helping those on lower incomes climb the ladder is in the American tradition.
Todays system makes drugs unaffordable for many of the sickest Americans, while simultaneously convincing the not-so-sick to take more and more pills to stay healthy.
Breitbart has aggressively put traditional news organizations in their crosshairs, while simultaneously convincing their audience they are a news organization themselves (their actual name is even Breitbart News Network).
The poster simultaneously convinced floating voters in England that a vote for any party other than the Conservatives would deliver a "coalition of chaos" – while those in Scotland were further convinced that a vote for the SNP would deliver serious influence for the party in Westminster.
On the Israeli side, Oren finds a strange mix of military arrogance and deep fatalism, with Israelis simultaneously convinced that their army was magnificent and that their state was in mortal danger -- an attitude that Levi Eshkol, the prime minister, called "Samson the nerd".
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It was a strange moment for Syriza, and most particularly Varoufakis, that almost simultaneously combined convincing victory with abject defeat.
Voters must simultaneously be convinced that they do not want Mr. Gore there.
