Sentence examples for simultaneously granting from inspiring English sources

But here's a thought: How about simultaneously granting a city the Olympics twice, once now and again 12 years later?

Now, in the time between Monday night and yesterday morning, the team was simultaneously granting interviews and packing and preparing for a flight back west, this time to Seattle.

The results show that P2PVR yields a significant reduction in the server stream stress and achieves a reasonably low playback discontinuity under dynamic network conditions whilst simultaneously granting a low control overhead and startup latency.

Or convert the mayor's post from a salaried position to a license fee (let's say, a $150,000 per diem charge), thus simultaneously granting the city four years' steady income, as well as assuring the current occupant of an uncontested re-election this fall.

Top points of contention include proposals to roll back the ACA's Medicaid expansion and to raise premiums for older people while simultaneously granting generous tax cuts to the wealthy.

He looks at you and reaches out to shake your hand, but by the time he does he's already past you, simultaneously granting an audience while moving on to the next subject.

But certainly in this new era, where shopping is "celebrated" with Fashion's Night Out, where the industry simultaneously grants everyone access to fashion and then denies it with cruelly high prices, it is possible to feel a disconnect between the lobby scene and the very modest efforts on the runway.

The simulations demonstrate that our adaptive BR scheme can simultaneously grant more new connections to improve utilization efficiency of network resources and also guarantee BRs for handoff users.

As such, the weight of the reality that the technological services offered by these companies simultaneously grant them access to such powerful data never struck me.

The "dual admissions" proposal, approved 10-1 by a regents committee, would simultaneously grant qualified students admission to a California community college and provisional entry at least two years later to one of the UC's eight undergraduate campuses.

Since 1978, college tuition has skyrocketed by over 900%, while simultaneously, grants and scholarships continue to be slashed.