Sentence examples for breadth of both from inspiring English sources

Amazon Video is probably a more comparable competitor, given the size and breadth of both companies, but at the moment, Walmart doesn't have an offering that fits the same scope as Amazon Prime.

However, this breadth of both impacts of dementia, and interventions to address the disease, was not reflected in the characterisation of disease progression or the breadth of main outcome measures used to measure intervention effectiveness in the reviewed studies.

It's a pain we suffer for a lifetime, and unfortunately only those who have walked the path of child loss understand the depth and breadth of both the pain and the love we carry.

The expressed genes of the bovine and feline Tritrichomonas foetus genotypes offer insights into the breadth of both the T. foetus coding and non-coding genomes.

We are inspired by the breadth of their creativity both in their scientific research and in the artistic fruits of that research.

Together with his beloved wife, Janet, Dan was an avid theater attendee and enriched our endeavors with his breadth of experience, both professional and personal.

"With his amazing breadth of experience, both in the public and private sector, he will bring an invaluable knowledge of the health care landscape to the task force," Mr. Biden said in a statement.

The journal's breadth of coverage, both disciplinary and interdisciplinary, makes Surveys in Geophysics one of the leading specialist publications in the Earth and space sciences.

The eight articles in this issue illustrate the journal's breadth of coverage, both of subject matter and of disciplinary input.

Hauptman covers a lot of territory here, displaying a remarkable breadth of knowledge both on the subject of citation (he marshals a broader range of documentation scholars than the reader would have thought exists) and on the history of literature in general.

Identifying potential domains of burden can inform future research in informal caregiving and highlights the breadth of consequences, both positive and negative, of informal caregiving above and beyond physical effects.