Sentence examples for both unconventional and from inspiring English sources

Fellow MPs grumble that he has risen by means both unconventional and somehow sinister.

He recruits students, builds partnerships, and scours the MIT startup community and beyond for collaborations both unconventional and fitting.

The setting – a drive-in cinema – is both unconventional and perfectly fitting given Trenchard-Smith's cult movie oeuvre.

Candide (1956; libretto by Lillian Hellman) and West Side Story (1957; story by Arthur Laurents after Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim) are at the same time both unconventional and enormously rich syntheses of many musical styles and conventions.

We offered them a service that was both unconventional and convenient.

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He said it was "very, very important" to understand how crucial that mission was for Nato, "because Russia in addition to new ships and submarines continues to perfect both unconventional capabilities and information warfare". The UK and its allies needed to "match and understand Russian fleet modernisation", he added.

Coalbed gas content measurement is important for both unconventional gas recovery and mining safety.

Chlorination treatment is generally used to solve the bacteriological quality problems of both unconventional drinking water and treated wastewater.

The directed hydrogen bonds (both conventional and unconventional) and charge charge interactions allowed the open clefts of both 1 and 2 to bind carboxylate, fluoride and dihydrogenphosphate anions with moderate binding constant values.

Shale and coal seam are both unconventional gas reservoir for shale gas and coal bed methane.