Sentence examples for both acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"Young people of all stripes including young Republicans are very supportive of both acknowledging that we have a climate problem and humans are contributing to it," he said.

Stoppard has always had a vivacious sense of life's absurdity; here, he uses his prancing wit as a gallant way of both acknowledging his century's sense of absence and of surviving it.

With a combined age of 71, they will face each other in Saturday's European Champions Cup final with both acknowledging that their like is unlikely to be seen again in an age of cameras, television match officials and citing officers.

"Oh, hi," people say at the start of sentences on blogs, Twitter and Tumblr these days, both acknowledging and jokily feigning surprise at the presence of the readers who have turned up there.

That involves both acknowledging that an early exit is possible (symptom) and establishing a course of action to follow if an opportunity presents itself (treatment).

He engaged seriously with later Mohist, realist, linguistic theories, both acknowledging their challenge to primitive quietism (the anti-language view familiar in The Laozi) and yet remaining skeptical of the realist conclusion.

And both acknowledge that it is over.

Ruth's desire is finally both acknowledged and answered.

Both acknowledged the difficulty of Clinton's defeat to Trump.

Both acknowledge that these stem from their abandonment by both parents during their childhood.

India and Pakistan both acknowledge that peace would bring prosperity to both countries.