Sentence examples for both the status of from inspiring English sources

Stanley B. Greenberg, a Democratic pollster, said it described both the status of the country Mr. Obama inherited as well as where he wanted to take it.

He added: "It has to do with questioning both the status of art and the nature of our built environment.

Leaders of most big banks argue that leaving would endanger both the status of the City of London as Europe's financial centre, and growth prospects across the wider economy.

The Committee began its work by thoroughly reviewing both the status of the University's endowment and the size and composition of the student body, faculty, and staff, and, where possible, by comparing Princeton's situation with data from peer institutions.

The change in pH may affect both the status of the adsorbent by changing its surface charge enhancing or decreasing the adsorbability and also can affect the status of the adsorbate for example by hydrolysis or even precipitation.

For example, the "evolutionarily distinct, globally endangered" program [39] rates species using both the status of their current populations and phylogenetic information about their "distinctiveness".

Being named on the birth certificates affords both men the status of legal guardian to the children, who are American citizens, outside Britain.

But the two men who bracket the history of JCI Ltd. -- the mining house that Mr. Barnato created and Mr. Khumalo, a former political prisoner, is tearing apart -- both have the status of legends in South African business.

The two bills set for a House vote this week would both address the status of dreamers, as well as provide funding for the border wall that Trump has long demanded.

In both cases the status of, and justification for, equilibrium distributions is still controversial.

Breaking news continues as this piece is being written, both on the status of Russia's military intentions and the response of other world powers.