Sentence examples for both than from inspiring English sources

In March an ASEAN envoy was denied meetings with both Than Shwe, the junta's chief, and Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition's Nobel prize-winning leader, who is under house arrest.

I thought what better way to enjoy both than by helping out.

And we have more of both than anyone could ever dream of having.

But I suspect you're more familiar with both than you know.

All cartoon cats suffer, either from torment or repetition; but Calculus Cat seems to suffer more from both than most.

It should be noted that Celtic have done far more for the careers of both than vice-versa.

In fact, heart disease appeared to progress more quickly in women who took hormones, high doses of vitamins E and C, or both, than in those on placebos.

The courtroom is too small, and the audience is limited to the women's families and the press — and there are more of both than there is room for.

Regional politicians are more concerned with engineering a power base detached from England or London or both, than in running a sustainable economy.

Evidently, the five Justices in today's majority value the former less, or the latter more, (or both), than the four of us in dissent.

There seemed to be more of both than usual in this overstuffed Olympic year, a year with a pronounced British accent.