Sentence examples for both greater from inspiring English sources

The findings also pinpoint where the deaths happen: 2,200 every year in Greater London, another 630 in both Greater Manchester and West Midlands.

An alternative is needed that offers both greater precision and a sharper ethical edge.

Breillat opened the floodgates to both greater permissiveness and endless debate on that question.

School officials have both greater and lesser investigative authority than the police have over students.

The declines, both greater than expected, provided another sign that America's economy is cooling down.

Fahy has been a police officer for more than three decades, including almost 13 years serving as the chief constable for both Greater Manchester and Cheshire.

But, often against Brown's wishes, he was also determined to inject both greater choice and market disciplines on the public sector.

Robot revolution Advances in robotics will mean both greater efficiency within the retail sector and also a greater need for properly trained staff with true brand enthusiasm.

As children get older, both greater distance and a bigger emotional trauma are needed to achieve the necessary physical and emotional space for independence.

Yet the idea disappeared without trace, smothered by the DVD standard that arrived three years later and had both greater capacity and a better picture.

Whatever the current attitudes and policies of governments, the reality of popular demands for human rights, including both greater economic justice and greater political freedom, is beyond debate.