Sentence examples for both ends of this from inspiring English sources

Lord Deben, chairman of the government's advisory Committee on Climate Change, and former Conservative environment minister, told journalists this week: "I think both ends of this argument are wrong on fracking.

How do you satisfy both ends of this spectrum?

We've seen both ends of this game -- the top and the losing side".

Paul Mason's new book about "post-capitalism" straddles both ends of this debate.

Yet few artists can claim simultaneous rights to both ends of this perspective.

In the public sector, both ends of this doubled-edged sword are blunted.

"Any company that tries to be in both ends of the hourglass, this will never work," he says, in a tilt at DaimlerChrysler, whose headquarters are in Stuttgart, 175 kilometers away.

With cleavable sites at both ends of the SP sequence, this approach may help to compensate for the bias and variation introduced in the digestion step (e.g., missed cleavage and peptide degradation).

Critics on both ends of the spectrum assert that this pontiff does not fully understand the depth of the crisis, but I find that hard to believe.

Sequencing amplicons at both ends of the V1-V3 reginn in this study allowed us to verify our results on the microbial community composition and structure.

At this point, both ends of the graft were passed under the iliotibial band and then through the femoral tunnel.