Sentence examples for simultaneously offered from inspiring English sources

So I offered him a portion of mine in a way that simultaneously offered and made it clear I was not offering.

What is less well known is that Djindjic simultaneously offered the British the opportunity to grab Mladic.

This homely yet ambitious piece will have its world premiere at Oberlin on Jan . 31— and will be simultaneously offered as a webcast.

The Financial Services Authority asked Deutsche Bank to pay the third- largest penalty it has ever imposed over the bank's role in a March 2004 transaction in which Deutsche Bank simultaneously offered shares to the public while trading the stock for its own benefit, and a second case involving a Swiss drug maker.

Still, "the profession simultaneously offered a space for these young women to see themselves as capable, independent and ambitious professionals," as well as "a unique opportunity for young women to travel far beyond the domestic arena and to forge a strong female-oriented community," Ms. Vantoch writes.

Since each CS j can ensure the transport of voice and data traffic, we define with z∈Z a set of network services simultaneously offered to TCs.

Luckily, there are plenty of workshops and conferences around to supply it -- and simultaneously offer not only inspiration but practical advice.

More recently, it has become popular as home mattress padding; it simultaneously offers support, particularly for aching backs and joints, and molds to body heat and weight.

But no election outcome will make much sense unless it simultaneously offers a new and consistent account of this nation's place in the wider world.

His most notable achievement was the magnificent vituperation of A Satire Against Reason and Mankind, which simultaneously offers closely reasoned intellectual argument and witty pastiche of the high-blown bluster of the time.

Finally, add the character of Clinton himself, who suits "an age that simultaneously offers such promise and such degrading scandal," the contradictions of a nation that both mapped the genome and made Jerry Springer a star.