Sentence examples for simultaneously doing from inspiring English sources

Yet the potential rewards of simultaneously doing both are great.

Geithner et al must simultaneously produce a reliable accounting of bank balance sheets while simultaneously doing all within their honest powers to preserve and promote confidence in the banking system and the economy.

They spend a lot of money doing consumer research that says things like: "Today's millennial female doesn't relate to images of skinny white women eating yoghurt while simultaneously doing yoga and the laundry".

When you place a phone call while using data in an app with a Verizon or Sprint iPhone 5, it will roll back to their older CDMA networks, which are not capable of simultaneously doing calls and data.

In 1938, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science (now USP) while simultaneously doing graduate work in Pharmacology at Temple University.

The notion that food "drains the will" while hunger motivates the ambitious would have more currency – not much, but more – if the right wasn't simultaneously doing its utmost to drive down wages to a level where work provides no guarantee against hunger.

So, simultaneously, does Giridharadas's eye for contradiction.

("Eat well and eat toast!" the box encourages, recognising one can't simultaneously do both).

Lately he's been churning out bad ideas that, simultaneously, don't make any sense.

As a result, people performing two demanding tasks simultaneously do neither one as well as they do each one alone.

But what of the white writer who wishes to be artistically engaged but who simultaneously does not want to re-create cultural dominance in her work?