Sentence examples for simultaneously makes it from inspiring English sources

It is true that the act's effort to address multiple problems simultaneously makes it an easy target for second-guessing.

By making the ranking system less one-model-fits-all and more subtle, the site simultaneously makes it harder to game.

Watching multiple layers of Yumdda rap simultaneously makes it seem like we're watching all his multiple personalities unravel, which is pretty cool and his swagger kind of reminds us of Lil Wayne.

Intercepting his style, complementing it and simultaneously making it bend more toward a workable standard of jazz rhythm was the bassist Scott Colley.

He said technical issues and the question of whether to hold presidential and legislative polls simultaneously made it difficult to envision they would occur as expected.

I wanted characters - including my protagonist - who presented a spectrum of racial diversity but simultaneously making it literally nothing to do with the plot at the same time".

Fox International then introduced the show in those markets simultaneously, making it more like a theatrical release, said Sharon Tal Yguado, a senior vice president at Fox International.

Simultaneously, make it easier to buy real food; several cities, including New York, have programs that double the value of food stamps when used for purchases at farmers markets.

Explaining why he saw a need for stronger privacy protections in the digital age, Dr. Yasnoff said: "Anything you do to make information more accessible for good, laudable purposes will simultaneously make it more accessible for evil, nefarious purposes.

I was constantly saying, 'I have to do this work, which I love and is nourishing me and keeping me cheery,' while simultaneously making it as miserable as possible – by not looking after myself, being a bad employer".

Giant reed has shown promise as a biofuel source because it grows quickly and tolerates a variety of habitats, characteristics that simultaneously make it extremely threatening as an invasive species.