Sentence examples for both islanders from inspiring English sources

These islands had been perceived as relatively self-sufficient agricultural economies, but a view developed among both islanders and outsiders that the more remote islands lacked the essential services of a modern industrial economy.

He scored an empty-net goal against the Atlanta Thrashers on December 3, and both Islanders goals on both December 9 in Philadelphia and December 10 in Toronto.

Confirmation bias also plays a part in both the islanders' perceptions and the reporting from these islands.

Carrington said the vessel "plays a vital role in both political and defence terms in the Falkland Islands, [its] dependencies and Antarctica  … Any reductions would be interpreted by both the islanders and the Argentines as a reduction in our commitment to the islands and in our willingness to defend them".

Both have islanders with coveted building skills (contractors are gods in the Hamptons) and clever map readers like Jodi Della Femina, author of "Jodi's Shortcuts".

Both lots of islanders know what their landlord soon discovers: that what makes islands attractive also makes them hell.

So I instead started my weekend of exploration at two morning markets in Otara (Saturday) and Manurewa (Sunday), both Pacific Islander centers.

Exploring the islands gave him a new energy and engaged his passionate curiosity about the islanders, both colonisers and colonised.

Residents of these areas are primarily Latino, Asian and Pacific Islander, groups both parties increasingly need to reach out to if they hope to win national elections.

A physician assistant contacted those patients for whom no final information on the medical outcome was available to obtain this information by telephone (i.e., both tourists and islanders who did not return to the practice following consultation for the relevant trauma were contacted to obtain required follow-up information).

His parents were both descended from Caribbean islanders, which helps explain the saxophonist's penchant for calypso and West Indian rhythms.