Sentence examples for both the widest from inspiring English sources

The length and the proximal, distal, and midshaft widths at both the widest and narrowest diameters of the femur, tibia, humerus, and radius, both left and right limbs, were measured using digital calipers.

Additionally, one should consider both the wide disparity of skill levels of practitioers and techniques utilized.

Both the wide-field camera and Costar, which is be removed Saturday, are destined for the Smithsonian.

The negativity reflects both the wide-open nature of the race and the advent of the "super PAC".

The information that was obtained is of use to both the wider academic community and the steel industry itself.

"It's about making the FA Cup feel bigger in both the wider sense of what the BBC can bring and in the local sense," Bernie says.

Ms. Desch is one of those wonderful movers who can simultaneously and clearly communicate both the wide sweep and the fine detail of a choreographed sequence.

Liberal party strategists are comfortable that the prime minister has both the "wide-ranging designer wardrobe" and "fashion sense" to be able to dress himself without assistance.

The discussion of rights on flights to a full seat should be taken seriously from the standpoint of both the wide and slim passenger.

A sense of gathering tragedy in both the wider world of history and the smaller one of love provide the story with a powerful forward thrust.

In football, as in infantry combat, a player must be aware of both the wider situation on the field, and the area immediately surrounding him.