Sentence examples for contended both from inspiring English sources
He was arrested twice but never charged and contended both arrests were "actuated by malice".
It has been contended both for yeast [38], [54], [55] and higher eukaryotes [48], [56] that there is frequent shuttling of mRNA between the ribosome (or poly-ribosome) and these cytoplasmic bodies.
On "Melodrama," Lorde feels torn between "we" and "I" — she is contending both with her turbulent interior experience and the collective consciousness of her peers.
But it will be weaker than before, contending both with less loyal citizens at home, and, abroad, with other actors in the global space who will often undercut and outflank it.
EDCA has the worst collision ratio because it has to contend both in CP and DTP.Figure 13 shows the average throughput changed by the three different MP types in MMDA-DACP + ABP.
End of Creation contends both that God's perfections include "a propensity of nature to diffuse of his own fullness" and that it isn't "possible for him to be hindered in the exercise of his goodness and his other perfections in their proper effect".
In that regard, it would have been news had Wen not said that China will see at least 8% growth this year, though several private economists contend both the global slowdown and the way China calculates its GDP numbers mean an "official" 8% growth rate may really translate to a couple of percentage points lower.
Critics contend both companies already have cash-flow problems that could be exacerbated by the transaction.
This strategy has proved successful, and subsequent Ryder Cup matches have been fiercely contended, with both teams exhibiting excellent play.
The drop in first-quarter earnings, to 1.6 billion euros, came as the bank contended with both the European debt crisis and a slowdown in its businesses abroad.
In articles and speeches at political events she denounced racism and discrimination against immigrants in Norway, whose integration into society she contended was both possible and vital.
