Sentence examples for simultaneously expanding from inspiring English sources

But Carrefour is simultaneously expanding its successful operations abroad.

Instead, its government on Saturday reaffirmed its new party line, which called for the country to rebuild its economy while "simultaneously" expanding its nuclear arsenal.

He opened peace negotiations in 1717 18 while simultaneously expanding his army to 60,000 men in anticipation of a new offensive.

The road will be completed by early summer and the ferry will begin operating by the end of the summer, he said, adding that the state was simultaneously expanding three bridges within a quarter of a mile from the waterfront.

Moreover, against the claim that the internet is impoverishing our language must be set the truth that it is (somehow simultaneously) expanding it with new and entertaining means of expression.

The resulting competition for lower-level work has depressed wage growth, leading to stagnant pay for typical workers.Technology has created a growing reservoir of less-skilled labour while simultaneously expanding the range of tasks that can be automated.

Anna Maria Murphy's text simultaneously expands on and simplifies García Márquez's story, bringing in new characters and giving it a moral tone absent from the original.

Side projects have simultaneously expanded and focused the group's ominously funky sound, and a new album is in the works, some of which will be played tonight.

One such period began late last year, when he simultaneously expanded the restaurant Upstairs, reinvented the restaurant Danube (it's now Secession, serving French instead of Austrian fare), and, for good measure, with all his free time, uprooted and relocated his eponymous flagship — the locus of his legend — from a trademark setting that defined it for many diners to a new space down the block.

From Rough Rider to noted trust buster, Theodore Roosevelt, as the 26th president of the U.S. (1901 09), simultaneously expanded the power of the executive branch further than it had ever been, continually combatted big business in favor of the working class, and asserted the country's superiority internationally, leading to it being perceived as one of the most dominant forces of the world.

Common sense tells us the government cannot simultaneously expand coverage and reduce costs.