Sentence examples for simultaneously to have from inspiring English sources

In fact, they say, the government must fight on all fronts simultaneously to have any chance at meaningful change.

And U.S. stores seem simultaneously to have concluded that their jewelry could use a little masala, sparing no opportunity to Indianize necklaces and earrings.

He envisioned a weather-forecasting center with some 64,000 meteorologists, all working simultaneously to have the computational speed to make accurate weather forecasts in real time.

Finally, this SCPT is demonstrated to have harvested energy through common daily activities such as running and walking, and simultaneously to have powered the wearable electronics, such as an electric watch.

For ageing at 413 K, the strength of the second peak-aged state was slightly higher than that of the first one, whereas the SCC susceptibility was lower, indicating that it is possible to heat treat 7175 to high strength and simultaneously to have high SCC resistance.

He writes: "Our greatest public finance mistake over the last few decades has been to obsess over tax policy, while simultaneously failing to have serious and rational debates over spending policy".

By sucking up to the right-wing and the punditocracy simultaneously, McCain seems to have a walk now to the Republican nomination.

Roughly, any two sentences that may simultaneously be held to have opposite truth-values by the same rational agent must express different thoughts.

Lohan may have moved merchandise, but she seems to have simultaneously stopped attracting audiences to her films.

In 2009 another mass wedding, in Seoul and simultaneously worldwide, was said to have involved 40,000 of them.

Since 2008, despite an almost four-fold increase of drone strikes, the U.S. claims to have simultaneously reduced civilian casualty rate from such strikes to around 1-21-2%