Sentence examples for simultaneously losing from inspiring English sources
The party is winning tenuous support from former Lib Dems and Greens because of Corbyn, while simultaneously losing support from voters who best reflect public opinion.
The school districts are simultaneously losing money from both their main sources of revenue: state financing and revenue from local property taxes.
Since what we had here was simultaneously losing both the ordinary body functioning and the special personality functioning, which loss was the crucial one in terms of defining the moment of my death?
Anyway, at one point in the afternoon, two men, Fabrice Santoro and Marat Safin, were simultaneously losing their first round matches — their last U.S. Open appearances, owing to their impending retirements.
With Edward S. Lampert, founder of the investment company ESL Partners, steering the retailer since he became chairman, Kmart now looks like a true retail oddity: simultaneously losing ground with the American shopper and generating cash like a slot machine.
Unfortunately, at the same time that Western mental-health professionals have been convincing the world to think and talk about mental illnesses in biomedical terms, we have been simultaneously losing the war against stigma at home and abroad.
Hard to see how this could be going worse for GB, unless they all simultaneously lost their trousers.
If we lose insects, then we would simultaneously lose enormous percentages of our plants, as well as swaths of birds, mammals, freshwater fish and countless other groups.
The manager was livid when he found out he had committed himself to the club and simultaneously lost his main midfielder to such a formidable rival.
Denied success in either operation, Bhutto began to challenge army strategy on the one side and simultaneously lost favour with the attentive Pakistani public on the other.
One of the interesting and unexpected film stories of 2011 is about 3-D, which simultaneously lost commercial potency and gained artistic credibility.
