Sentence examples for been treated as both from inspiring English sources
The state has been treated as both a genuine tossup and a lock for President Obama.
Alienation has been treated as both a psychological and a sociological concept.
Why shouldn't we be treated as both?
While Tate are far from the worse company around, agency staff are treated as both cheap and expendable.
It is treated as both a name and an address to deliver the information to its end-to-end destination.
To become a mother is to learn, among many other things, that mothers are treated as both central and peripheral to American culture.
She studied both film-making and fine arts, and you can see that double training in the attention given to her films' display: rattling projectors sit in the gallery, and film strips are treated as both recordings and physical objects.
Architecture as the most consistent consumer of energy is treated as both a symbol of humanity's struggle with nature and the practical object of the daily processes on entropy.
Judge Bates said that the final rule issued by Mr. Trump and Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta "creates absurd results under the Affordable Care Act". For example, he said, two business owners who have no employees would be treated as both employers and employees.
It is argued that, as certain landscapes (particularly urbanized ones) can never be restored to original levels of historical ecological fidelity, they should be treated as both cultural and ecological landscapes.
