Sentence examples for being new to both from inspiring English sources
That's handy for our purposes because it wasn't a case of me being new to both the hardware and the software; I only had to fight one battle.
The couple decided to hunt for a place that was new to both of them, budgeting $1,600 a month.
He is new to both diplomacy and government, having become foreign minister and vice-chancellor only four months ago.
We're both very strong-minded about our own ideas -- we fight for them with each other, until something wins out that's new to both of us".
They chose a name that was new to both of them, or rather two names, each of which was fine and elegant on its own, but in combination sounded ridiculously stilted and pretentious.
This "carry-over basis" rule is new to both advisers and clients, so implementing it takes us into uncharted territory.
According to Salman et al. [33] when a development approach is new to both groups, students and professionals, show similar performances in carefully scoped software engineering experiments.
The company is currently dubbing Shopkey an "experiment," and rightly so – this more casual sort of interaction between shopper and merchant is new to both parties.
Why not take a highly regarded employee who may be interested in the area of regulatory affairs and train them, as opposed to someone who would be new to both the organization and the function?
