Sentence examples for both of these contexts from inspiring English sources

Yet the arrest is surely a milestone in both of these contexts.

In both of these contexts women battle with the shameful fallout of being unable to perform what Rebecca Kukla describes as 'proximate mothering', exemplified in the figure of the breastfeeding mother exclusively able to latch her baby directly to her breasts.

While the concept itself is representative of the same central idea across both of these contexts, i.e., carrying out an action despite one's fears, these two situations share no common perceptual features.

The current study serves to set up a base of knowledge from which to refine a written assessment that incorporates both of these contexts, along with additional whole number contexts.

This review summarizes recent advances and current hypotheses in both of these contexts.

In both of these contexts, molecules that bind noncovalently in the DNA minor groove with sequence-selective recognition have drawn considerable attention [ 1].

NEW YORK, 2 July 2014 - John Ging, Operations Director for the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and Ted Chaiban, Emergency Director of UNICEF, told media after a week-long mission to Somalia and Yemen that urgent action is needed to prevent worsening in crises in both of these fragile contexts, addressing both immediate needs and long term drivers of instability.

In the case of both of these issues, context is important.

Both these contexts are of course outside of language itself.

Sally Neighbour, an Australian journalist, addresses both of these issues in the context of the terrorist bombings of the two Bali nightclubs in October 2002, which killed 202.That attack was the work of Jemaah Islamiah (JI), which was a movement long before it became an organisation.

In this context, both of these two control strategies will coexist and interact with each other in a microgrid due to their different reaction speed.