Sentence examples for simultaneously discuss from inspiring English sources

Via text message, Facebook and Skype we will simultaneously discuss each play with our global network of family and friends, from my 90-year-old grandmother in Delhi to his 20-year-old cousins in Lahore.

And as Nathan Emmerich pointed out, it's perhaps ironic to see such a great deal of effort – and money – expended on making research publications (incomprehensible to most) "open access" while we simultaneously discuss re-erecting paywalls around those spaces which, by explaining and interpreting, do provide open access to science and technology.

An athlete can simultaneously discuss training strategies with fellow runners, while buying dietary supplements.

Moreover, V3DM+ supports multiple log-ins, thus allowing appropriate personnel to simultaneously discuss the issues online in real time without requiring a face-to-face meeting.

Internet-based gatherings allow participants to simultaneously discuss a wide variety of topics with other members of the same email group even when they live in different countries.

- Obama publishes an op-ed piece in 30 global newspapers simultaneously, discussing the economic crisis.

Bekka's class was doing finger-knitting while simultaneously discussing their hypothetical stock-market investments.

And so the report of Spitzer being 'difficult' by the other call girls is hopefully only concerning his insistence on simultaneously discussing Wittgenstein and Nina Simone's civil rights work".

The paper therefore analyzed critical literature on the process catalysis and simultaneously discussed new directions for further investigations.

Nor is it precisely that the components of spin in the different directions fail to commute — and so cannot be simultaneously discussed, measured, imagined, or whatever it is that we are advised not to do with noncommuting observables.

When analysing the consumption tendencies of different classes, Pierre Bourdieu has simultaneously discussed the traditional characteristics and epochal characters of cultural capital, consumer taste and the symbolic meanings of consumer products.