Sentence examples for simultaneously interesting from inspiring English sources
All are simultaneously interesting and forward-thinking.
Cariello's well-intentioned proposal is likely to be simultaneously interesting and frightening to college leadership.
"I think I have a very rare opportunity to... do something that is simultaneously motivating, interesting, and [to] conduct work that improves the health of a population which would not necessarily benefit otherwise," Grais says.
These have become simultaneously more interesting as artefacts in their own right, and more threatened as display fashion changes and their original purpose is less relevant to today's audiences.
While this association stands to benefit and facilitate the development of some of the iGEM projects it also simultaneously creates interesting opportunities to more firmly integrate real-time TA activities in the field of SynBio, thus widening practices of responsible research and innovation.
If we try to comprehend the results of both GPR and MASW simultaneously, some very interesting observations will come up.
It's a nice little touch that now when I go back to play Napoleon I'll be like, "Hey, where's the boats?" The Creative Assembly has tried to streamline (and simultaneously make more interesting) the diplomacy side of things.
Mesoporous TiO2-based sensing system can be utilized in two ways, as a chemosensor simply by visual inspection and simultaneously this potentially interesting material could also serve as preconcentrators to provide high adsorption efficiency to remove the toxic metal ions in a single step by a strong interaction between the TiO2 and the [(DZ 3-Bi] complex.
In a loosely structured show they simultaneously share their own interesting and intersecting life stories.
Of these, a well-kept diary is almost always the most interesting, if simultaneously the most dangerously seductive.
DuBois is spot-on in making Lily a composite of many young women who might arrive at a place like Middlebury at this point in time, simultaneously irritating and extraordinarily interesting — messy, free, vital and full of her own hypereducated misinterpretations.
