Sentence examples for both defining from inspiring English sources

He was deeply involved in both defining a product and building a business from the bottom up.

Such differential effects on angiogenesis may be important in both defining mechanisms of action and designing therapeutic interventions.

As Xi has made clear from the outset, he is intent on both defining a new world order and restoring to Chinese culture its former esteem.

The ban on same-sex marriage was based on a law enacted in 1977 and a statewide initiative approved by the voters in 2000, both defining marriage as limited to unions between a man and a woman.

These features in adults suggest that the corresponding embryos must have already possessed uniquely vertebrate cell types such as the skeletogenic neural crest and ectodermal placodes, both defining characters of modern-day vertebrates.

As Hagan portrays in both profiles, and Leibovitz captures in both photographs, Edwards and O'Rourke are both defining themselves as normal figures who stand out among the known quantities and partisan hacks that populate Capitol Hill.

Both define a declining trend.

2. Both define their own universe.

Thus the president's options are both defined and limited.

Both define themselves as much by what they leave out as by what they put in.

Both defined marriage as available only to a man and woman.