Sentence examples for both rebuilding from inspiring English sources

England and France are both rebuilding and, much as they've improved, Scotland are still an outside bet.

The first month of the season was grim for the Blue Jays, who were 10-21 through May 4. At that point, the only teams with worse records were the Houston Astros and the Miami Marlins, who are both rebuilding.

The AGI, a registered charity, launched its first project in Rwanda in 2008 and provides the model for similar programmes in Liberia and Sierra Leone, both rebuilding after devastating civil wars.

For more visual work from both Rebuilding Bungamati and Camp.Hub projects, look out for Lalit magazine's upcoming print volume.

G.M. officials have repeatedly insisted that they remain committed to the Asian market, and that they can both rebuild Opel and grow in Asia.

The EU began as a positive experiment – even if one in conflict with itself – to both rebuild nations and prevent the catastrophe of future conflict.

Next year, the Department of Transportation will begin an $11.5 million project to both rebuild the roadway and beautify the streetscape from Broadway to West Street.

But France is in a bind: it opposed the war in Iraq but has to find a way to both rebuild a relationship with the United States and prove its willingness to take part in the peacemaking.

We are not educating enough scientists and engineers, partly because many of our brightest students have been lured to Wall Street and finance, and we are not creating innovations that will both rebuild our economy and make the planet healthier.

To lay the ghosts of 9/11 to rest, it is necessary for New York to both rebuild what was destroyed, and also to memorialise in a fitting way those who were murdered - but fitting for whom, exactly?

The Reichskommissar would now have to accommodate Quisling as leader of the government, then allow him to both rebuild Nasjonal Samling and bring more of his men into the cabinet.