Sentence examples for simultaneously grew from inspiring English sources

As he increasingly mined his own life for material, he simultaneously grew adept at keeping parts of himself private, shaving just the top layer of a secret and offering it up as a convincing whole.

Kohl's In 2000, the company opened 61 stores, a total of 320 stores, and simultaneously grew net income by 18%, to $372 million from $258 million.

Under these conditions, the previously well ordered monolayers became disrupted, with multilayering, and discontinuities in the cell sheet, and the cells simultaneously grew to significantly higher densities.

Also, he said, recognize that your children are simultaneously growing and moving all the time.

He added: "While the number of companies has shrunk, the number of tariffs has simultaneously grown by something like 400-fold.

Among the latter was the nearby twin city of Tlatelolco, which was simultaneously growing along the north shore of the lake.

Cuban would be wise to take stock of what is happening in San Antonio, as that team is simultaneously growing older and younger.

RooBox frees small business owners from this, enabling them to test locations through a delivery-only offering while simultaneously growing their customer base, revenue and brand in new areas".

Arthur's mixed parentage -- he is half Roman and half British -- results in an identity crisis as he simultaneously grows disillusioned with the corruption and cruelty of Rome and succumbs to Guinevere's Woady charms.

And so it has gone for more than a century, as the city has simultaneously grown and pulsed with energy while struggling to keep the commotion to a minimum.

Monsignor Ronald Knox was so much affected by Julia's monologue on sin that he proposed to quote it to the clergy of Westminster Cathedral on their "Day of Recollection", while George Orwell, who was reviewing Brideshead on his own deathbed, thought that the passing of Lord Marchmain and other kitschy scenes demonstrated the impossibility of being simultaneously grown-up and a Roman Catholic.