Sentence examples for simultaneously leaving from inspiring English sources

But now for the first time in many years both posts will become vacant simultaneously, leaving a vacuum that may prove difficult to fill.

The two stuck together during the bike portion, reaching the second transition area almost simultaneously, leaving an all-or-nothing Olympic berth to be decided during the run.

Close-up video appeared to show a deviation, while the snick-o-meter picked up the faintest of sounds, but it was the absence of the Hot Spot technology which proved decisive – it was being used by broadcasters to analyse the previous dismissal of Joe Root, and is not capable of playing and recording simultaneously, leaving England aggrieved but helpless.

The results demonstrate that Fe, Cr, Ni, Mn, and Mo dissolve simultaneously leaving a residual copper film that inhibits the steel dissolution.

This process initiates electron excitation from the valence band (VB) to the conduction band (CB), simultaneously leaving a hole in the valence band.

ICIM is an improvement over the commonly implemented composite interval mapping (CIM) algorithm, in which selection of marker is done through a stepwise regression taking into consideration of all markers simultaneously, leaving the flanking markers at the current interval.

For instance, Mr. Solomon said, one week four marches had simultaneously left the park from different points.

To join the American League, the Angels (whose regional identification would switch from Los Angeles to California to Anaheim) and the Senators (who replaced the original cellar-dwelling Senators, who had simultaneously left the nation's capital that year to become the Minnesota Twins) paid $2.1 million to stock their team.

In the Arab world, this hyper-connectivity simultaneously left youths better able to see how far behind they were — with all the anxiety that induced — and enabled them to communicate and collaborate to do something about it, cracking open their ossified states.

If, then, the point is not simultaneously left dense and right scattered; see, for example, [12].

Since is not simultaneously left dense and right scattered, it is left scattered and right scattered, left dense and right dense, or left scattered and right dense.