Sentence examples for simultaneously more from inspiring English sources

It finds technologies that can make computers simultaneously more secure and more usable.

That makes them simultaneously more flexible yet more complicated to use.

Latin bandleaders these days are making music that becomes simultaneously more modern and more ancient.

It calls for an outlook that is simultaneously more libertarian and more progressive.

Simultaneously, more spectacular railroad tunnels were being started through the Alps.

One even contradicts himself, talking of making his company simultaneously more "global" and more Swedish.

As ever, this documentary demonstrates that true-life stories are often simultaneously more quotidian and bizarre than their Hollywood versions.

Our results suggest that it is possible to create incentives for healthcare to become simultaneously more efficient and more equitable.

The stories of her years at music college reveal someone simultaneously more tough and more vulnerable than her public image.

Under the new rules, money will be simultaneously more important and less important than under the old rules.

In such early poems, the so-called "Martian" technique, the bizarre juxtaposition which makes familiar things strange yet simultaneously more recognisable and affecting, is instantly established.