Sentence examples for both mull from inspiring English sources
The residents have started a petition which they say has been signed by people from over 40 countries and the Community Councils of both Mull and Iona have objected strongly to the farm.
The Senate and the House are both mulling even deeper cuts to food stamps.
In addition to several prominent Democrats, the festival attracted Bill Weld and John Kasich, who are both mulling a run against Trump in the Republican primary.
We didn't know that we were both mulling the same feelings, but my wife and I admitted to each other a few nights ago that we don't want to go back to the way we used to live before Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans.
Academy director Brazil and academy coach Jack Lester have both mulling over offers to revert to their roles with the youth set-up, which has seen players like Ben Brereton, Matty Cash, Ben Osborn, Joe Worrall and Oliver Burke progress into the first team.
Texas GOP Reps. Mike Conaway and Bill Flores are both mulling a run.
Now producing babies along with extravagant quantities of milk, the water buffaloes are key to a bold idea with potential rewards for both Muller and a state that trades heavily on its bucolic image.
The inverted ILM flap provides both Muller cell fragments to stimulate glial cell proliferation and a basement membrane substrate which acts as a scaffold for tissue proliferation.
Therefore, we expect that intravitreal injection of MPG RNAi complex used in this study targets both Muller glia and ganglion cells as gliosis and apoptosis are reduced by the TXNIP promoter-siRNA.
For these considerations, we undertook the CPP-mediated RNAi TGS route to suppress TXNIP in DR. Intravitreal injection of CPPs have been used to drive siRNAs and proteins into the retina of rodents both in Muller glia and ganglion cells without affecting the retinal function.
Here's a fun stat for you to chew over while both teams mull things over: Bill Snyder is 152-5 when leading at halftime since 1990, his second season with Kansas State.
