Sentence examples for both meant to from inspiring English sources

Across the Atlantic, the European Central Bank will face increasing pressure to cut its interest rate (currently at 0.75%) and liberalize the collateral requirements it imposes - both meant to loosen monetary conditions.

"It's both meant to echo the building being torn down and a sense of openness about the organization," she said.

The documentary and the book are both meant to inspire change, not only for the survivors, but also for the viewers watching at home.

Camilla and Harry are both meant to be painters, and one day, when he is supposedly painting her, she begins to talk to him, imagining the lives of people they know.

Stenting and bypass surgery are both meant to relieve symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath, which are caused by a buildup of arterial plaque that may eventually lead to heart attacks and gradual heart failure.

There's so much of these two Joyces and their relationship to each other – a kind of incestuous enlargement – that the man they're both meant to be grieving for and memorialising very nearly vanishes (which one suspects he would rather do).

Both were meant to provide young Nero with sage counsel, and both did until they were deemed to have betrayed the emperor.

Are both versions meant to be correct?

But both are meant to set the jaw at ease.

It was a game they both understood, meant to build a perverse kind of trust.

Debate over the measures consumed the Senate on Wednesday, with speeches from both sides meant to stir emotions.