Sentence examples for both in addition to from inspiring English sources
Most educated Egyptians are fluent in English or French or both, in addition to Arabic.
In Europe a committee of experts weighing the merits of either a ring-fence or a Volcker rule seems likely to suggest that Brussels should adopt both, in addition to rules limiting bonuses.
Mr. Fisher's ensemble suggested aspects of both: in addition to his harmonium and Ms. Lancaster's flutes, the group featured Greg Bagley, playing a fretted six-string acoustic bass guitar that could sound like a koto, and Dean Moore, a percussionist.
For another, the top prize usually goes to films that have nominations across multiple categories, chiefly in acting and in editing or screenplay or both, in addition to directing.
The presence of infection was confirmed by a positive culture of joint aspirate or by intraoperative culture, or both, in addition to inflammatory changes [18].
We compare two different modeling strategies, one using full vector measurements and one using only vertical component measurements, both in addition to intensity measurements.
The locus AT1G56540 has particularly elevated diversity, both synonymous and non-synonymous, in both species, in addition to showing increased non-synonymous divergence and Tajima's D statistic.
There are passages of dark and glossy depths, near-silent, on both albums, in addition to fearsome swells that are at once violently noisy and oddly natural.
Many women must care for children or aging parents, or both, sometimes in addition to increased responsibilities at work because of job cuts.
But if the Twins do ask for both starters, in addition to Cabrera, the Yankees are inclined to pass, even if that means letting Santana go to the Boston Red Sox, who seem to be their main competitor for Santana.
Warrior writer Anthony Tambakis is reportedly working on scripts for both projects, in addition to collaborating with Zellweger on a TV drama called Cinammon Girl, while Warrior's director Gavin O'Connor is set to direct.
