Sentence examples for both frequent and from inspiring English sources

Predictions of Mr Luzhkov losing his job have been both frequent and wrong.

Critiques of the anti-racism student protesters and their demand that universities actively address systemic racism in higher education have been both frequent and swift.

I think the issue here is that to catch on, the branded verb has to describe an action that's both frequent and distinctive.

If the Philippines typhoon was an isolated incident, it would be a meteorological phenomenon, but the real worry is that far from being isolated, these events are both frequent and increasingly severe.

"Why don't they shut up?" a woman moaned the other day in the Union Street Station in Brooklyn on the only morning in memory when the public address announcements were both frequent and intelligible.

The general condition of the community in which milling is both frequent and widespread and in which rumour is recurrent is the crucible in which the more highly organized forms of collective behaviour develop.

They were accustomed to both frequent handling and to individual turnout in paddocks and to being stabled individually in boxes during the night.

Funds ought to lower the cost of both frequent trading and diversification.

Unbiased studies of DNA methylation changes have identified both frequent hypermethylation and hypomethylation in several types of neoplasia [11] [14].

At the same time, special events held to recognize the contributions of CMCs were important as both frequent campaigns and significant outbreaks continued.

Crohn's disease emerges as a complex, multigenic disease that is identified with both frequent mutations and rare mutations, rather than high penetrance mutations in gene analysis [ 19].