Sentence examples for simultaneously stresses from inspiring English sources

And that's what simultaneously stresses women out to the point of living on a Pinot Grigio drip, and terrifies insecure men.

The newly developed adsorption isotherm is able to analyze simultaneously stresses, concentrations and their coupling behaviors in grains and GBs.

The department welcomes theoretical, reflective work that draws on contemporary theories and approaches, but simultaneously stresses the historicity of such discourses and of the cultural phenomena they set out to investigate.

"There will be more specialist campaigning in this election and we will deal with the issues on the ground while simultaneously stressing the big national messages".

It's not that satire and ridicule have no role in how we view repressive regimes, but highlighting the absurdity of North Korea without simultaneously stressing the evil that underpins this is to miss 99% of the picture.

And William Hague, the Tory leader, simultaneously stressed his European credentials with calls for faster progress on enlargement and the single market.In any case, it is not only Tories or anti-Europeans who oppose a single currency.

But even as it attempts to play the Russia card, the government of President Hassan Rouhani is simultaneously stressing closer bilateral ties with Vladimir Putin's Kremlin as a means of mitigating the impact of US, EU and UN economic sanctions, imposed in the still-unresolved row over Iran's nuclear programme.

It is unclear to what extent such concerns are more widely shared, though defeat in Bihar may indicate that the BJP strategy of simultaneously stressing both development at a national level and using more sectarian rhetoric at a local level may be becoming less effective.

The fluoro-carbon based ferrofluid, with saturation magnetization of about 400 Gauss and magnetic susceptibility of 3, is simultaneously stressed by a vertical DC magnetic field 0-2500 Gands) and an in-plane clockwise rotating 20 Gauss rms magnetic field at 25Hz.

On the Unionist side, there is evident delight that a big name business leader has voiced concern - while simultaneously stressing that BP was continuing to invest substantially in Scotland.

The government for its part has accepted the resignation - arguing that it was necessary in the interests of transparency and neutrality - while simultaneously stressing that Mr Haq had in no way behaved improperly.