Sentence examples for simultaneously tried from inspiring English sources

Wireless network operators said their networks were unable to handle the heavy traffic as large numbers of people simultaneously tried to reach friends, family and business associates.

A fourth-quarter possession in which James and West tangled in the paint produced the rare instance in which two players simultaneously tried to outflop each other.

He supported the sultan's resistance to Russia's attempts to increase its influence over Ottoman affairs but simultaneously tried, without success, to prevent the outbreak of the Crimean War, in which Britain sided with Turkey.

In 2008, Mr. Obama simultaneously tried to brand himself as a "post-partisan" moderate, while also seeking to demonstrate to Democratic primary voters that he'd be more reliably liberal than Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Executives, many of them stranded in cities hundreds of miles from their usual bases, set up command posts in hotels and in offices borrowed from clients and customers, as they simultaneously tried to run their companies and figure out how to get home.

The Rice family filed a civil suit against the city of Cleveland and involved officers in December 2014 but the case was delayed by a district judge after the officers argued that being simultaneously tried in the suit would potentially incriminate themselves in the criminal investigation.

"We are simultaneously trying to reform and replace the enterprise".

Which is tricky whilst simultaneously trying to ovate someone, you try it.

That means that every government in the world is simultaneously trying to tighten their belts.

On the other hand, you had seven consulting firms, all simultaneously trying to help".

Naturally, the Ombal clan was simultaneously trying to enlist allies for its cause.