Sentence examples for both the return from from inspiring English sources

Will they get both the return from their individual account and the benefits that accrued from the rest of their payroll deductions?

He wants to move beyond both: "It's clear to me the returns from pursuing these two old approaches to poverty aren't just diminishing, in some cases they're disappearing in the modern world".

Improve the returns from investments.

In the end, a payment of 2p left in a paper bag on the photocopier was enough to secure both the return of Potcat and a confession from one of the design team.

Because the backroom replenishment process includes both the returning of excess units from the showroom after a direct replenishment as well as the refilling of shelves from the backroom, indirect replenishment typically is at least twice as expensive as direct replenishment.

Alternate shrieks pierced the air on centre court as the pair slugged it out from the baseline and Sharapova needed to produce sublime winners from both sides to return from the brink of defeat and take her place in the third round.

Of most note was that the network will keep its new hit "Revolution" on Mondays at 10 — still after "The Voice" — when both return from a hiatus on March 25.

Ms. Antonova, who has often raised the idea of reviving the museum with the works returned from both the Pushkin and the Hermitage, told Mr. Putin that Stalin's action must be made right and called reviving the museum "a moral issue".

Therefore, the adoption of a NT system can be accomplished without lowering the economic return from both short- and long-term perspectives.

Sezer kicked a penalty to extend the Titans lead from 14 to 16 and then took a drop goal to extend the lead to 17. Neither were conventional plays but both were smart as the expected return from a bomb or a kick or another set in both situations were less than two and one with both coming after stoppages.

The MESSENGER team is continuing its informal interaction with members of the BepiColombo project to maximize the overall scientific return from both the missions.