Sentence examples for there has simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Given that Ramadan, the holy Islamic month of daytime fasting and reflection, fell during August this year, there has simultaneously been a lot of positive coverage of American Muslims carrying out their faith and living their everyday lives as students, athletes, coworkers and neighbors.

However, the analysis in this paper has simultaneously shown that there can be open licensing at every point at which there are intellectual properties, which suggests that there is a basis for projects that aim to support a notion of open source wherein the user is anyone who wishes to live and work with DNA on their own terms.

According to the participants Swedish society has simultaneously realised that there is a concern about overweight and it was the participating CHC-nurses' conception that, at different levels of society, some attempts have been made to prevent an increase of the problem.

For the last few centuries there has been rapid cultural development among Western and Northern nations that has simultaneously imposed a linear, logic-based way of thinking.

There has been, simultaneously, a rush into safe assets such as sovereign bonds and gold.

Throughout economic history there has never been a situation in which a multitude of bubbles have existed simultaneously.

There was a patient who had simultaneously rheumatoid arthritis, Sjögren syndrome, Raynaud syndrome, psoriasis, Hashimoto's disease and eczema.

There are no studies that have simultaneously quantified the degree of genetic distinction between cultivars and local ecotype propagule sources in restored plant communities and whether these sources differentially affect ecosystem processes.

Of the 20 patients there was only one patient who had simultaneously very pronounced leukocyte, CRP (C-reactive protein) and CA125 values.

To our knowledge, there are no longitudinal studies which have simultaneously characterized and compared age- and gender- specific changes in BMD, muscle strength, balance and gait for 10-years of follow-up in middle-aged adults and the elderly.

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