Sentence examples for both on the list of from inspiring English sources

"They're going to fail a lot of districts if they do this," said Paul Kelleher, superintendent of schools in Lawrence, which ranks high both on the list of Long Island's wealthiest communities and on the list of districts with the largest number of poor students.

Needless to say, Madagascar and Thailand are both on the list of "frozen" countries.

Fourth, we marked the residues that both were on the list of ten residues that appear most frequently in unstructured protein regions and were determined to have codon usage rates less that the selected reference level.

Ddx4 and Dazl were both high on the list of down-regulated genes from the ES cell expression profiling.

In contrast, DCN and FBLN1 are both prominent on the list of myoepihelial genes identified by Allinen et al. in a SAGE-based sequential purification of cell types [ 97].

Anders Hamsten and Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson, two former vice-chancellors at KI who were involved in the Macchiarini affair as well, announced earlier this year that they would skip the deliberations for the 2016 prize; Hamsten and Wallberg-Henriksson were both asked to resign from the assembly on 6 September, but both still appear on the list of assembly members.

Plans were finalized after both parties agreed on the list of works to be housed in the museum's permanent collection.

Award organiser Tony Edwards said: "They've both been high on the list of contenders for the past few years but this year broke through with amazing support.

Both men were on the list of 143 Chinese activists, academics and celebrities that Mr. Liu's wife invited to the award ceremony in an Internet posting two weeks ago, noting that neither she nor her husband were likely to be allowed to attend.

After both priests' churches appeared on the list of closings and mergers, the two were quoted in The Daily News on Monday saying they suspected Mr. Lopez of having influenced the decision — a charge Monsignor Harrington called "categorically untrue".

Mr. bin Laden is the only person on both the list of most wanted terrorists and, since 1999, the F.B.I.'s list of most wanted fugitives.