Sentence examples for simultaneously talking about from inspiring English sources

The negotiators have abandoned their sequential approach and are now simultaneously talking about the remaining issues.

There are two teenagers and they are simultaneously talking about nothing and having The Most Important Conversation Of Their Lives.

So while Marx's theory of materialism says that there is no afterlife, the spiritual world simultaneously talks about reincarnation – something which many North Koreans find to be comforting.

In 1999 it won an $8 million government contract to test its AIDS vaccine, but the official negotiating that contract for the Centers for Disease Control got in trouble for simultaneously talking to VaxGen about a job.

They look to be focused mostly on the OS and layering Google applications like Maps and Gmail on top of that, while simultaneously talking to device manufacturers about a number of devices.

This week we had not only Trump but Newt Gingrich talking about getting out — Gingrich, who is simultaneously talking up attacks on Iran.

Yet companies simultaneously talk of people as their greatest asset, boasting about creativity and knowledge, and failing to see the contradiction.

Live shots of people that other news organizations are talking about, simultaneously!" Actually, first, we'll talk about Tim Geithner and the Bush tax cuts.

Trending Topics (TTs) - "Trending Topics" lists a range of subjects which many users across Twitter are talking about simultaneously.

The U.N. Security Council in New York was discussing action simultaneously Friday, and NATO was talking about deploying ships and surveillance aircraft to the Mediterranean Sea.

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.