Sentence examples for both presently from inspiring English sources
The existing institutions seem unable to meet the real needs for infrastructure across Asia, both presently and into the future.
Murcia's two main museums, the Museum of Fine Arts (Obispo Frutos 12, tel: 239346) and the Museum of Archaeology (Alfonso X el Sabio, 5, tel: 234602) are both presently closed for refurbishment, as is the splendidly lugubrious predominantly baroque cathedral.
The three-wheeled Elio cyclecar has two exceptionally enticing promises: a highway fuel-economy rating of 84mpg and a $6,800 price tag (both presently hypothetical).
Not only is Tony Romo one of the best to play the position both presently and of all time he's a prototype for the quarterback of the future.
Typically SCR is calculated from age-specific seroprevalence, with seropositive individuals representing both presently infected and previously exposed individuals depending on the kinetics of antibody responses to the particular antigen.
42 Argentina and Paraguay, in the southern cone of South America, are also targeted for elimination; they are both presently in the pre-elimination phase with exclusively P. vivax transmission.
Governments, both those presently affected and those who have successfully banished the disease from their shores, must commit themselves to this campaign.
Presently, both the strong commitment and firm involvement of the consumer in the ECTP appears to be a big step forward, making the indoor environment a priority of the sector.
Both these drugs are approved for clinical use and both are presently under clinical investigation as monotherapy in prostate cancer.
In both documents presently being drafted and revised, clear definitions and general recommendations for both system performance and image procedures are provided.
Both canons presently in use (that of St. Basil and that of St. John Chrysostom) include the "words of institution" ("This is my Body" and "This is my Blood"), which are traditionally considered in the West as the formula necessary for the validity of the sacrament.
