Sentence examples for both the recently from inspiring English sources

Since both the recently formed Central Intelligence Agency and the Joint Chiefs of Staff were wary of engaging in sabotage or paramilitary operations, the only alternative was to create a secret agency, the Office of Policy Coordination.

Today, he tweeted that he was playing with both the recently spotted Sony Ericsson Anzu, as well as a previously unknown dual-core Samsung Galaxy 2 GT-i9100.

These two features, the decomposition and the preprocessor coefficient estimation via an HGM, are key components of both the recently proposed PBSA-HGM [22], revisited in Section 4.1, and the novel alternative SA filtering structure, which will be denoted by ESA filtering and will be introduced in Section 4.2.

As has been previously demonstrated for both the recently extinct giant lemurs and still-extant Malagasy primates [31], [32], our results demonstrate that all families and most genera are widely distributed across the island, with allopatric species that occupy a wide variety of habitats and climatic conditions.

> The A. baumannii 53264 and A. baumannii 48055 sequences were submitted to both the recently described ResFinder database (Zankari et al. 2012) and the older ARDB (Liu and Pop 2009) to identify genes involved in antibiotic resistance.

Batsch) focusing our efforts on both the recently released whole genome sequence of peach and sRNA transcriptome sequences from two tissues representing non-dormant leaves and dormant leaf buds.

Instead I decided to replace them both with the recently released Google Reader with its "river of news" style interface which makes it much easier to speed read my latest feeds.

Both the BBC and Disney recently announced that they are putting their 3D experimentations on hold.

As both the House and Senate recently voted to end enforcing it, President Bush vowed to crack down on illegal travelers, saying they were abetting a repressive Cuban government.

The advance exceeds both the $8 million recently paid to his wife, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, for her memoirs, scheduled for publication in 2003, and the $8.5 million paid for a book by Pope John Paul II in 1994.

Both the House and Senate recently passed similar versions of new green energy incentives but hadn't agreed on a final version.