Sentence examples for simultaneously created from inspiring English sources

"This is a couple who simultaneously created a business and a relationship," said the Rev. Ann Benedetto, an interfaith minister.

The creation of a comparatively small number of majority-minority districts has simultaneously created many more districts that are far whiter than the country is as a whole.

Light-years from the watering holes of elite WASP's on the one hand, and wealthy German Jews on the other, classic borscht belt places like Kutsher's (and the defunct Grossinger's and the Windsor) launched talents like Henny Youngman, Mel Brooks and Jackie Mason, and simultaneously created and captured an entire world view: humorous, earthy, optimistic, ambitious, and counting its lucky stars.

As people invented new tools for new ways of living, they simultaneously created new realms of ignorance; if everyone had insisted on, say, mastering the principles of metalworking before picking up a knife, the Bronze Age wouldn't have amounted to much.

"As a result of the administration's policies," he said, "the United States has diverted resources and attention away from the war against our primary enemy, the terrorists, and our actions in Iraq have simultaneously created more terrorists and enemies of the United States".

By "discovering" facts in this way, science simultaneously created them.

It may have helped to weaken Eta, while simultaneously creating a renewed drive for self-determination.

British pop stars will apparently do anything to simultaneously create publicity and detract attention from their actual music.

He went on, "Iranian leaders talk about Israel's destruction or disappearance while simultaneously creating weapons to ensure its disappearance".

We are trapped in a bind that can only be met with, and simultaneously create, a radical politics.

His strangest work of all, Judith and Holofernes, is as jagged and cruel as anything the Aztecs were simultaneously creating.