Sentence examples for simultaneously since from inspiring English sources

The United States has not been at loggerheads with Russia and China simultaneously since Nixon's visit to China in 1972.

But the two friends have not been in the city simultaneously since "In Treatment" began its second season early last month.

A former nurse's aide at several Westchester hospitals, the 50-something grandmother has worked seven days a week, holding two or three jobs simultaneously since she was 15.

Few financial economists thought much about illiquidity or counterparty risk, for instance, because their standard models ignore it; and few worried about the effect on the overall economy of the markets for all asset classes seizing up simultaneously, since few believed that was possible.Macroeconomists also had a blindspot: their standard models assumed that capital markets work perfectly.

Victory in Paris would see the world number one become the first man to hold all four Grand Slam titles simultaneously since Rod Laver in 1969.

We studied five pedons (37°60′N, 13°90′E) exposed to present weathering simultaneously since the Holocene but located on Upper Miocene or Holocene parent material.

In sum, we believe that OHQoL measures refer to at least three dimensions, although since some clinical entities are able to affect several dimensions simultaneously and since all factor analysis methods are based on the intercorrelation of items, it would seem that the construct is somewhat overlapped.

However, it is important to quantify the effect of hyperventilation on brain tissue PO2 and cerebrovenous PO2 simultaneously especially since cerebral venous oxygenation is often used to assess brain tissue oxygenation.

For N=512 and N=1024, the threshold T h 3 is usually employed, while the mean and variance with T h 3 are simultaneously considered, since N is large enough to cover more significant-amplitudes of EMV.

The new app is available now for iOS, Android and Windows Phone simultaneously – impressive since let's remember that Skype is owned by corporate giant Microsoft, a company that moved so slowly it missed the mobile trend, and arrived too late with a solid Windows Phone offering to achieve significant market share.

Additionally, Medicare officials have eight years to get the new system completely up and running--four years to issue cards to new beneficiaries and four more years to reissue cards to existing beneficiaries--it was unclear whether those two four-year items were to happen simultaneously, but since we're talking about a government timeline there is an argument for erring on the side of forever.