Sentence examples for trying simultaneously from inspiring English sources

As journalist George Monbiot once put it, nations are trying simultaneously to "reduce demand for fossil fuels and increase supply".

The Gore campaign is trying simultaneously to nullify the Bush attacks on credibility and focus on issues that they think favor the Democrats.

Agee's prose becomes contorted by desire and guilt, as if he were trying simultaneously to trespass and to atone for trespassing.

Some might point out that all of these countries are trying, simultaneously, to raise their external surplus (or get one in the first place).

The 48-year-old trade representative is trying simultaneously to assert firm American leadership -- President Bush said a successful conclusion here would foster more openness and strike a blow against terrorism -- while pursuing narrower American interests.

After trying simultaneously to improve the present and the future of his club, Glen Sather, the Rangers' president and general manager, railed against the timing of Tuesday's trading deadline.

And in many cases, so many people tried simultaneously to make cellphone calls that no one could get through.

How does it answer the challenge as we try simultaneously to lower resource consumption, create meaningful work and raise wellbeing?

The men, Andre Smith and Sean Salley, received their verdicts separately in State Supreme Court in Manhattan after being tried simultaneously in the same courtroom.

Prosecutors pushed to have the three men tried simultaneously to avoid having witnesses testify three times and possibly tell inconsistent stories.

Other primates do not try simultaneously to nurse the baby, corral the toddler, help the schoolchild with her homework, and be the breadwinner for the whole family.