Sentence examples for as both to from inspiring English sources

He once said, "Every tax ought to be so contrived as both to take out and to keep out of the pockets of the people as little as possible, over and above what it brings into the public treasury of the state".

One way to gain support for renewables is to combine them with conventional energy sources so as both to extend the life of the depletable resources and to create new applications for renewables in the existing marketplace.

The benefits of its presence are amplified by the adoption of two grooves machined on the valve body, which modify the flow field so as both to increase the axial momentum at the inlet of the high pressure chamber and to reduce it at the outlet.

Member surveys indicate that members viewed the program being described as both to promote health and to help quit using tobacco (Table 1).

Although it remains to be demonstrated directly that the spiroindolones bind to PfATP4, the data are consistent with them doing so and with the hypothesis that the resistance-conferring mutations alter the structure of the protein in such a way as both to reduce the affinity with which the spiroindolones bind and to compromise the protein's ability to efflux Na+.

He saw it as a coda both to the film and to the trilogy.

Conservatives have assailed Mr. Obama's shift as a blow both to Western security and East European confidence.

the neuropsychiatric deficits inherent of AS predispose both to insomnia and to anxiety and mood disorders.