Playing the other side of the street too, sometimes simultaneously, the gangsters have also been employed by golf clubs' management to scare members out of filing lawsuits to recover their investments.
But if Periscope users can get the hang of it, parent company Twitter could adopt the system, too, to simultaneously attract higher-quality content, compensate creators and earn money for itself.
Cutting taxes, especially on the wealthy, rewards the Republican donor class — as well as plenty of rich liberals too — while simultaneously cutting off the flow of money needed for the Federal government to provide the services conservative Republicans find ideologically offensive.
Biologists, too, work simultaneously with multiple concepts of the 'gene', varying with context and use (Stotz and Griffiths 2004).
Normal epithelial cells produce S1P to trigger their extrusion and death once they become too crowded, simultaneously maintaining correct cell density and barrier function.
Gala fare tends to be gaudy and exhausting: simultaneously too little and too much.
There's not much room for manoeuvre when you have simultaneously too few and too many applicants.
The Articles of Confederation among the newly independent states were simultaneously too loose and too cumbersome for effective governance; they were, in Chernow's words, "a prescription for rigor mortis".
Henry was wearing his standard uniform of tan khakis, white oxford, red tie, blue blazer, the over-all fit simultaneously too loose and too snug, which gave the impression that his head was slowly being born from his clothes.
Vincent Canby, writing in The Times, said that Ms. Potts gave "a lovely, solemn performance in a film that otherwise succeeds in being simultaneously too barren and too busy, like Beatrice herself".
