Sentence examples for both native and foreign from inspiring English sources

The kind of correlation not necessarily causation that Zavodny's study suggests could merely show that when jobs are available, people both native and foreign get hired.

The ukiyo-e style also has about it something of both native and foreign realism.

The city is home to a large population of artists and writers, both native and foreign, and hosts regular music, dance and literary festivals.

Two Venetian photographers — Felice Beato and Adolfo Farsari — played key roles in the development of Japanese photography, and Venice and the Veneto are now hosts of two revelatory exhibitions of the works of the genre's pioneers, both native and foreign.

The U.S. has some great universities, and because of that I've found a wealth of technology talent here, both native and foreign.

When both native and foreign fibers are allowed to reinnervate ganglion cells simultaneously, about half the neurones in the ganglion receive synapses from both sources after 1 month.

Depopulation took place in all regions of the country and in all republican cities, it affected both native and foreign-born population, all major ethnic groups.

Both native and foreign-born, Latinos are part of the city's DNA — they account for 29percentt of the overall population and for more than half in the Bronx.

When the British Museum (BM) opened in 1759, it proclaimed itself as the world's first independent national museum "for all studious and curious persons, both native and foreign-born".

Overall, however, the committee finds the current size of the NIH trainee pool satisfactory at both the graduate and postdoc levels, despite critics who argue that an oversupply of Ph.D.s, both native and foreign-born, discourages able young Americans from seeking science careers, particularly in the very crowded biomedical fields.

Because of diversity being its backbone, our Military mirrors the diverse US, embracing both native -- and foreign-born Americans.