Sentence examples for both of which find from inspiring English sources

WEEK IN REVIEW Master of the City Clyde Haberman reviews two investigative biographies of New York City's Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, both of which find him fatally flawed.

This is true in polling from Quinnipiac and National Journal, both of which find at least six in 10 Republicans supportive.

The author of "The Mind-Body Problem" explores the darker side of the conflict of ideas in physics between relativity and quantum mechanics, both of which find expression in the structure of the novel itself.

The gorge also houses large populations of Jackdaw and horseshoe bats, both of which find homes in the caves and bridge buttresses.

Ocloo went through the NHS complaints system and then to an independent review panel, both of which found no evidence of negligence.

Mathrani compared the online giant to Bonobos, a fashion retailer, and Warby Parker, an eyewear company, both of which found success online before opening physical stores.

On the more populist end, The Imposter and Searching for Sugar Man, both of which found receptive audiences in the UK, have made the 15, which will be whittled down to a final five on 10 January.

The star of the latest "Gold" is Matthew McConaughey, who has already blessed our screens with "Sahara" (2005) and "Fool's Gold" (2008), both of which found him hunting for long-lost booty.

Alice M. Rivlin, a White House budget director under Mr. Clinton, has served on two commissions aimed at reducing the deficit, both of which found bipartisan consensus only to be disregarded by elected officials.

The calls came in response to an article by The New York Times and to a parallel report by several Mexican and international organizations, both of which found that the Israeli-made spyware, which was sold to the Mexican government on the strict condition that it be used only against terrorists and criminal groups, was deployed against some of the government's most outspoken critics.

The differing trajectory of the two organizations, which share the same mission, may be a result of the different ways their cases were handled by their state's courts, both of which found that students in poor districts were being deprived of their constitutional right to a sound basic education.