Sentence examples for arise for both from inspiring English sources

My intention is not to minimize the challenges that may arise for both the patient and physician, with the plethora of information available on the Internet, especially in cases where information is wrong or too general to apply to individual cases.

Challenges arise for both calibration and phase measuring algorithms from the optics, as well as from the reduction in resolution introduced by the fiber bundles.

Problems arise for both believers and atheists alike, I would suggest, when we need or expect our beliefs and viewpoints to be validated by their acceptance by others.

Furthermore, false positives and false negatives arise for both technical and biological reasons.

We did not predict any difference between the old and new locations, only that an advantage would arise for both, but this difference does not contradict our account.

Questions as to whether they were well suited romantically had already arisen for both of them.

One issue arose for both Urdu and English language participants; their general knowledge of the test was that it was paid for by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (Round 1 English, n = 3; Round 2 Urdu, n = 3 and English, n = 2).

Moreover, this problem arose for both the statement-based approach to the criterion (taken by Carnap in 1928, by Wittgenstein in 1929/30, and by Ayer both in the first (1936) and the second editions (1946) of Language Truth and Logic) and for the term-based approach (taken by Carnap since 1932).

Over the next year vacancies will arise for the chairmanship of both the elite funding body UK Sport, where Sue Campbell is the incumbent, and the grass-roots quango Sport England, where the All England Club chief executive, Richard Lewis, has promised to stay on until a successor is found.

These externalities arise for individuals' decisions about both prevention and therapy and condition the design of government interventions.

In Figure 10, we observed that the differences between the random and the constant detection performances arise for higher values of (both) mean hold time and, and in Figure 11 we observe that the difference between the two arise only when the SNR is higher, provided that the mean hold time and are high.