Sentence examples for simultaneously promote from inspiring English sources

You can't simultaneously promote a packed agenda and be a hands-off leader, he says.

Why not sponsor graphic art exhibitions that simultaneously promote stamp illustration sales and stamp collecting?

Whoever controls the Twitter feed of the train operator took the opportunity to simultaneously promote their ticket prices and have a dig at the Manchester United defender.

It is also shaped by a force it can't resist but can use to its own ends: the pervasive effects of Western global capitalism, which simultaneously promote ethnic marketing and eats away at Otherness.

The large number of letters which survive from these early days are charming in a pretty generic way ("In the hols. I am going to enlarge the dugout. . . Stallard has got mumps"), but at his secondary school, where he made friends with the young Anthony Blunt, styles that simultaneously promote and protect the self became important.

These results challenge the assumption that biodiversity-friendly landscape management will always simultaneously promote multiple ES in agricultural landscapes.

"The courts have to strike the right balance between incentivising innovation, while simultaneously promoting fair competition.

Then there's high profile business advocates of climate action like Richard Branson, who send an almost comically mixed message by simultaneously promoting airport expansion and space tourism.

It simultaneously promotes an image of the New China and interrupts a view of the old one, a vista of a romantic landscape that has been kept, for travel-brochure purposes, development free.

Most Republicans have been even less inclined than Democrats to talk about policy in racial terms, while simultaneously promoting some ideas, like voter-identification laws, that alienate the black community.

Paul Leventhal, president of the Nuclear Control Institute, a private group based in Washington, argued that the agency's job of simultaneously promoting and regulating nuclear power had blinded it to Tehran's ambitions.