Sentence examples for both of which apply from inspiring English sources
Very few high-profile people have publicly announced they are positive, unless they have been forced into doing so by the media or blackmail, both of which apply to Charlie Sheen.
We propose two low complexity algorithms, both of which apply the Courant penalty function technique to combine the leakage interference and the desired signal power together as the new objective function.
The act also includes exemptions for substances that are used for food or medicine, both of which apply to nitrous oxide, given its uses for whipped cream and pain relief.
Further, the financial incentive for recovering organs from executed prisoners may become an incentive to increase the number of such organs available for transplantation" - both of which apply in China [ 39].
Reliability coefficients are acceptable at this level, if the subscale has less than 10 items and support for its validity [ 51], both of which apply to the subscale of Communicating.
This decline in the number of girls until the 1970s was attributed mainly to two causes: excess child mortality of girls and female infanticide, both of which apply mostly to girls born to mothers with at least one surviving daughter.
The EMA recommendations also advise that symptom evaluation should include frequency and severity of symptoms, and that both heartburn and regurgitation should be included, all of which apply to the RESQ-eD.
Thinking that term might be hyperbole, I looked up various definitions, many of which apply.
"Outside of specific exceptions, none of which apply in these circumstances, it may constitute an offence under the TIA Act for the AFP to provide information in answer to these queries".
The vague term 'desk' has multiple precisifications, some of which apply to Woodrow-plus, some of which apply to Woodrow-minus, but none of which applies to both.
They also award their own grants and prizes, many of which apply to someone in your situation and do not require U.S. citizenship to apply.
