For the United States, the simultaneous emergence of an economic crisis and significant political opposition to Mr. Suharto's continued rule poses a major diplomatic challenge.

Today, their simultaneous emergence has few comparisons in modern history, economists say.

(Note: This can be translated in many different ways - as many flowers blooming simultaneously, a gathering of beautiful women, or a simultaneous emergence of many talents.)

The virtually simultaneous emergence of several novels, including best-sellers by E. L. Doctorow and Caleb Carr and a perennial from 1970, vote for the last 40 years of the 19th Century.

These differences, along with the vagaries of hyperspace radio transmission times, make it impossible to synchronize instruments without emerging, at which point it is too late for simultaneous emergence.

The simultaneous emergence of popular nationalist sentiment meant that concessions extracted from one Chinese government could be flouted by the people and revoked by another regime.

The accompanying collapse in state-wide economic activity was ameliorated somewhat by the simultaneous emergence of agriculture, previously derided as not feasible, as a large component of the state economy.

Marx says a major contradiction of capitalism is the simultaneous emergence of concentrations of wealth and capital (for capitalists), on the one hand, and poverty and oppression on the other.

The simultaneous emergence of the nuclear family and housing developments which swept away streets and replaced them with tower blocks, contributed to an erosion (and even total destruction) of many communities.

The combination of long dormancy, simultaneous emergence of vast numbers, and short period before the nymphs' burrowing underground to safety, allows the brood to survive even massive predation.