Sentence examples for simultaneously said that from inspiring English sources

In June, for example, they simultaneously said that their forecasts for output had been revised down because of the negative effect on consumer demand of the VAT increase, while elsewhere saying that you could not draw comparisons between the pre- and post-budget forecasts.

You might think that people would have to choose one of these lines: you can't simultaneously say that inequality isn't rising and that the rise is a good thing, can you?

Sergei M. Mironov, 59, of the Just Russia Party, ran against Mr. Putin in 2004 while simultaneously saying that Mr. Putin deserved to be re-elected.

The outgoing prime minister, Manmohan Singh, 81, said the next Congress government would be free of corruption, while apparently simultaneously saying that such graft was inevitable in India.

In a letter to Heartland announcing he was backing out from the conference, Ross McKitrick, a Canadian economist wrote: "You can not simultaneously say that you want to promote a debate while equating the other side to terrorists and mass murderers".

I keep running into people who know, just know, that I'm an ignoramus who hasn't thought through basic logical points, like how I can simultaneously say that we're in a liquidity trap (conventional monetary policy has no effect) and call on Bernanke to do more (unconventional monetary policy may still have traction).

But they simultaneously say that we can do nothing whatsoever about deflation.

Obama says a bunch of nice things about Hagel while simultaneously saying that he's not actually suggested that he should run the Defense Department.