Sentence examples for both in principles and from inspiring English sources

While the CellSearch system represented a breakthrough in CTC separation technology both in principles and in clinical applications, it is not without room for improvement.

We note in passing that a Bayesian statistical approach offers a theoretically appealing alternative to conventional statistical testing which avoids the use of p values although not without difficulties both in principles and practice.

Tom is a great conversationalist both in principle and practice".

It is simple both in principle and in construction.

But there are problems with term limits, both in principle and in practice.

Natalia Argiropoulou, 22, Patras I voted no because no appears to be the most rational choice, both in principle and in practice.

But even Mr. Descoings says he has been amazed at the anger over his small effort, announced two months ago, which is being criticized both in principle and in substance.

As in 1937, the Arabs fiercely opposed partition both in principle and because nearly half of the population of the Jewish state would be Arab.

If the UK votes to stay in, it will have done so in full knowledge that staying entails a commitment to free movement of workers in the EU, both in principle and practice, and the resulting migration flows.

These rulings don't appear to be isolated -- in fact, in another case last year the right of countries to set strict environmental standards won both in principle and, for the first time, in fact.

Barber's absence would not have been catastrophic, both in principle and, as it turns out, in practice: her Goneril is a crinoline Cruella, all heaving breasts, flashing eyes and nasty laughs.