Sentence examples for burst of both from inspiring English sources

Brissenden and Gourmet both add roasted peanuts, which I like – they add a burst of both texture and salt to the rolls.

I said then: "I should have realised that this positive burst in sentiment predicted a burst of both growth and employment.

Rather than an unaccountable burst of both information and catalysis, the peptide/RNA scenario lays out a credible path to complexity.

Choose garnishes that add a burst of both flavor and color.

New experimental techniques allow gene expression to be followed in single cells over time and reveal stochastic bursts of both mRNA and protein synthesis in many different types of organisms.

The result is a very strange, very interesting, very exasperating book — a book full to bursting of both lies and honesty... Most of the really embarrassing stuff — the Reagan-era equivalents of Nixon's arsenal of smoking guns and Kennedy's romps with Mafia girlfriends — is already out there, in some cases courtesy of Reagan's friends and relations.

In fact, the more that dog owners and their canine companions gazed into each others' eyes, the more concentrated the burst of oxytocin both human and canine produced, Japanese researchers discovered.

A rare burst of moderation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait has fortified proponents of granting China permanent trading rights in the United States as a Senate committee formally took up the trade measure today.

In vitro release studies demonstrated that there were no initial burst of pGH from both formulations containing a low dose (0.12%, w/v) and a high dose (0.42%, w/v) of pGH.

Romney, however, was greeted with a burst of skepticism among both Republicans and Democrats, who pointed to his history of flip-flopping on his view of Trump, which has veered from uneasy embrace of his presidential endorsement (2012) to stern rebuke (2016) to accepting his endorsement again for his Utah Senate race (2018) to this latest rebuke (2019).

A8 China Trade Status Gains A rare burst of moderation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait has fortified proponents of granting China permanent trading rights in the United States, as a Senate committee formally took up the trade measure and Clinton administration officials predicted that prospects for passage had improved.