Sentence examples for battles for both from inspiring English sources

The battles for both livestreaming and 360 video are underway as the social networks strive to give viewers the most urgent and transporting viewing experience.

"It is a decisive battle for both sides".

The cast of seven merely moves in "Pointeoff," disappointingly not the pitched battle for both women and men in toe shoes that the title suggests.

Crolla is similarly cagey but he does get drawn into punch-ups and that would make for a decent domestic battle: for both their world titles, in an ideal world.

While the two older stepsisters, Maggy and Patricia, seemed relatively unaffected by what Jane calls "the split" perhaps because they were older when it happened, the two younger stepsisters were, according to Alison, swiftly locked into a mutual obsession and a battle for both their own fathers and each other's.

Wen's attack on "inappropriate macroeconomic models" was also right on what remains of the money, though the new White House is trying to pick a fight with him on China's deliberately undervalued currency, a risky battle for both sides when simmering nationalism is visible everywhere.

There were early signs that the match would be a battle for both sides.

It was that upturn in form for both Button and the team as a whole which has led Whitmarsh to believe everything is still to play for in the battle for both championships.

But with his main rival for the number seven shirt, Gloucester's Matt Kvesic, also playing in a struggling side, he has won the battle for both his place and leadership role.

As a small foundation, AliveAndKickn had a major uphill battle for both creating awareness broadly and for intensive data aggregation in the first-ever 'HEROIC registry," the first of its kind Lynch syndrome registry where patients can upload their own data.

Played during the Cold War, the series was viewed as a battle for both hockey and cultural supremacy.