Sentence examples for becomes for both from inspiring English sources
Cyberspace becomes for both a subject of rumination.
Theoretically, they could convince Cousins to sign an extension but that seems unlikely considering how untenable things have become for both parties.
The papers were obtained by Peter Burt, director of the Nuclear Information Service (NIS), an organisation that campaigns against nuclear proliferation, who said that the documents showed just how risky the cold war became for both sides.
Right now we have a glimpse into what Square could become for both merchants and consumers.
Repatriation has become, for them, both a human-rights cause and a policy argument, a way of championing the rehabilitative German model over the costly, punitive American one.
It became for him both a source of ideas and a link to a network of political contacts.
"Its the precedent the case sets in terms of how expensive it could become for eBay both across multiple product categories and across different countries".
St. Germain's first months there are stormy: Violence has become for him both an outlet and a reflex.
"So the writing becomes intimate both for the one who produces it and for the one who enjoys it".
Understanding the nature, extent and reasons for distrust in public hospitals therefore becomes paramount for both public and private patients.
Retention becomes similar for both packing materials in the case of G, DG, DT, while for A and DA k remains greater for SG-C18B.
