Sentence examples for be made that both from inspiring English sources

A strong argument can be made that both should be acceptable under the Fourth Amendment, but under our cases neither is.

There is a convincing case to be made that both Moscow and Kiev are anchoring themselves in the West on parallel tracks.

There is a strong legal case to be made that both he and senior officials of his government are guilty of war crimes under the Geneva Convention.

There was certainly a sound argument to be made that both had already earned more years, but the owners, Fred Wilpon and Nelson Doubleday, apparently decided that performance this season was going to determine their futures.

In a place where there's no middle ground, where you're either from one side or the other, it's hard to see how a case can be made that both parts of the city belong together, and should grow together.

Although there is a good argument to be made that both sides share blame for the clamor that is this race so far -- each guy, of course, blames the other -- a number of Democrats suggested that the Cuomo campaign has been particularly effective on this front.

According to the report, a proposal has been made that would give both J. H. Whitney & Company, a venture capital firm, and Shearson one-third stakes in Prime.

But at least since Nov. 5, Republicans said, the decision was made that both had to go.

Claims have been made that both the ROS/inflammation and TOR/insulin resistance pathways can accelerate many if not all diseases of aging [ 152, 157].

For respondents indicating that both a first- and second-degree relative were diagnosed with CRC, an assumption was made that both relatives were diagnosed on the same side of the family.

For respondents indicating that both a first-degree relative and second-degree relative were diagnosed with CRC, an assumption was made that both relatives were diagnosed on the same side of the family.