Sentence examples for both of which call from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia, a conservative monarchy, is fringed to the south by two bone-poor countries, both of which call themselves the one real Yemen and one of which considers itself a Marxist republic.

Perhaps the most direct experimental support comes from work on the so called selective interference effect, which occurs when a person tries simultaneously to do two mental tasks both of which call for manipulation of representations from the same code (i.e., two verbal tasks, or two imagery/visuo-spatial tasks).

The clinical manifestation depends on the location of hemorrhage and the volume of the hematoma, both of which call for an emergency surgery to remove the hematoma.

My Local is the latest retailer to come under pressure following the collapse of BHS and Austin Reed, both of which called in administrators in April.

Domenic R. Powell, an advocacy and policy strategist with the ACLU, told VICE the spike in local policing can be traced back to the national rollout of the Secure Communities and 287 g) programs, both of which called on local law enforcement to act as "foot soldiers" for federal-immigration enforcement.

ICB is a direct response to both Vision and Change (AAAS, 2011) and BIO2010 (NRC, 2003), both of which called for improvements over traditional textbooks.

are delivering a huge number of new sequences, both finished and draft genomes, all of which call for continuous improvement of genome annotation procedures.

And if not, does pleasure fall into several kinds, one of which — call it "true pleasure" — does?

This applies to the broadest fields of educational experience – all of which call for intuitive and ethical approaches to understanding and engagement.

Many of which call her "Mommy" or "Mother Staff".

All of which called for another workout.