Sentence examples for simultaneously too from inspiring English sources

"As this is possibly the first time there have been simultaneous OBOs, the challenge falls to readers to get on both of them simultaneously, too.

1.47pm GMT 4th over: West Indies 16-1 (Powell 10, Edwards 1) "As this is possibly the first time there have been simultaneous OBOs, the challenge falls to readers to get on both of them simultaneously, too.

He spread himself over his different fields, serially and simultaneously, too thin.

There's not much room for manoeuvre when you have simultaneously too few and too many applicants.

Gala fare tends to be gaudy and exhausting: simultaneously too little and too much.

"It is simultaneously too big to fail and too big to succeed," he said.

Finally, although Earth Hour can make energy change seem too hard, it can simultaneously also make it seem too easy.

The first, see the figures above, is that Labour remains simultaneously both too weak and too strong.

The deeper problem is that we simultaneously expect too much and too little of casting a ballot.

These figures simultaneously reveal too little about too much, which is to say, they highlight the importance of certain forms of communication without explaining how to communicate.

But shunning them because they simultaneously accomplish too much (altering the past!) and too little (cynical virtue signalling!) is a sure sign that this isn't really about formal apologies.