Sentence examples for simultaneously much from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, much more than flour and milk is lacking from shelves.

Since these average more than $6,000 per beneficiary, a pay rise can make a single mother simultaneously much worse off and more worried about her children's health.

We all, at one point or another, indulge fantasies that make the world seem more dangerous, more glamorous and, simultaneously, much more simple than it actually is.

So the challenge for the media and their audiences during this year will be to negotiate a new relationship with celebrities that is somehow simultaneously much more cynical than the overlords of broadcasting seem to have been about Savile but less cynical than some TV producers and many social networkers were about McAlpine.

The results revealed that some solutions (reduced scale system DbyGA) are capable of reproducing, both accurately and simultaneously, much of the physical phenomena that occur in real scale and operating conditions.

We could also have avoided making the West's least favourite power, Iran, simultaneously much more powerful and much more paranoid.

The word "racism" invites dispute because it is simultaneously a much graver accusation, and a less specific one.

Let's encourage active policing that can both eliminate dangerous conditions while simultaneously bringing much needed money to the city's coffers.

"This US move also helps our allies as they are simultaneously readying much stronger economic moves to increase the non-military pressure on Iran," Zelikow added.

It may be a timeless curse of parenthood to know simultaneously too much about one's teenager and yet never access the information one actually wants.

He reckons that about 1.4 billion euros actually went into it, but the joke, of course, is that it is worth simultaneously so much and so little.