Sentence examples for both the fate from inspiring English sources
What happens in these Florida races could help determine both the fate of the Senate and the political complexion of the House.
Whether Idaho's plan is a pragmatic step forward or a politically motivated blow against the Affordable Care Act, or perhaps both, the fate of the plan has become an essential test case.
In groundwater modelling, an appropriate soil characterization is strongly recommended to evaluate both the fate and transport of solutes and the performance of groundwater remediation criterion, though parameter estimation techniques are often blocked by several inherent difficulties (i.e. ill-posedness and insufficient quantity and quality of observation data).
For the men pulling the levers behind the "Lost" curtain, finding ways to wrap up both the fate of the story's characters and the mysteries of the island for the program's final 16 episodes, which begins Tuesday, is a multifold challenge.
Both The Fate and the Furious and Transformers: The Last Knight aired trailers during the game yesterday, but neither qualifies as "best of" material as far as I'm concerned so I'm leaving them out of this list.
The dancers represent both the fate of Carmen and Don Jose and the innocence of a moment of their love that we never see in the opera.
The origin of these defects is a result of both the fates adopted by the R3 and R4 precursors and the direction in which the ommatidia rotate (see also [3]).
Both films face bitter ironies of class and privilege, both reflect sharply on the societies where they're set — Weimar Germany and Chad, respectively — and both involve the fate of children.
Both depict the fate of black power as forever doomed to failure.
After plenty of finger-pointing from both sides, the fate of Abbott Laboratories' $5.8 billion acquisition of Alere rests with a judge.
"Not all of Nostradamus' predictions have come true either," said Sumanadasa Abeygunawardena as he reflected both on the fate of his vanquished boss and his own reputation as a seer.
