Sentence examples for both are unable from inspiring English sources

Within these ranges, examples can be found such that either the original GFM or the new version GFM or both are unable to provide accurate results.

Both are vulnerable, both are unable to adequately protect themselves, both are reliant on us for protection and we have a responsibility to do so for both, a sentiment to which the vast majority of Americans now also subscribe.

Though participants learn about potential risks and benefits of participation through reviewing informed consent forms and researchers anticipate risks and benefits, both are unable to completely predict discomforts and unintentional harm generated through any data collection technique.

The regression approach is standard practice in health economics and yields results similar to those of matching procedures (both are unable to correct for unobserved differences between groups of patients).

Both had MBAs, both were unable to find work in their home country.

Neither campaign established control over the country's borders and the insurgents' safe havens; both were unable to protect the rural population".

(He didn't reveal that he had pursued two additional conductors of the same generation, Esa Pekka-Salonen of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Antonio Pappano of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden; both were unable to make the commitment, at least for the first season).

There were marked associations with other potential sequelae of falling for both being unable to get up and for lying on the floor for a long time.

The equivalent position varies between rhesus and AGM tetherins, which differ in human RICH2 interactions despite both being unable to signal in human cells.

The double insult of both being unable to breastfeed and being ineligible for the financial incentive was particularly highlighted, and the incentive scheme was identified as manipulative or coercive.

While both technologies are unable to decode each others packets, both are able to detect the presence of another technology.