Sentence examples for both eases from inspiring English sources
David Schwimmer directs with more sensitivity than his "Friends" résumé might suggest, and Eason offers resonant observations about how technology both eases and complicates relationships.
Additionally, the slow inflation of the balloon in stages both eases dissection and exposes the cerebral parenchyma to less pressure.
People whose remarkable accomplishments both ease the consciences of white viewers and mask the collective struggles and communal experiences that sustained the heroes in their work.
The use of medication both eased and compounded the consequences of living in a state of uncertainty.
After my wife told this story we both eased up a bit..
For us, it both eased the disappointment at the weather and made it all the more poignant.
First-rate color photos and a well-designed index provide both ease of use and the superlative identification guidance essential for good IPM.
Perhaps it helped both ease the pressure and concentrate Murray's mind, for there was no doubting his immediate focus and resolve.
Neither seized power overnight; instead, both eased into supremacy through a mixture of patronage and personality within a tiny one-party oligarchy.
If properly designed, such a social trampoline would both ease the short-run pain of recession and facilitate the long-run adjustment to globalization.
Even while much remains uncertain, very significant disruption is a real possibility — and early steps could both ease immediate suffering and help manage long-term volatility.
